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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1931)
Sept. 18, 11)31 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS I miner Heaiik-iit Visile- Mr. (nil Mr. Hurry llenalss anil tun llarvvy ami daughter Jemi. of Vancouver, Wuli., ara vlaltlng In Klamath Kalla, mill am III bullae glioma of Mr. mul Mm. Jerry rrsraou of Allamoiit Acres, Mr. lleuitloe kii formerly ft roeldent of Klmimlli county, and attended (ilinul at llllili'lirmiil. Hit la re newing nlil aniualntanroe with J. II, Wight, hla former gihonl teach er, wall aa echool matea of lha early riaya. Ill la aatnnlahed at tha am will iif Klainallt Kails du r Ing lha IK yesre nf Ida absence, on their trip lo Klamalli Kalis Mr. ami Mr. Itenalee were arcnin I mi loci iy iluy Krnal, alia of Van couver. Mm, Karln Marriea Word has hern received liara by relatlvea of Ilia marriage of Mra. t'hlora K.arla lo Mr. Hubert Jewel in Hnu Kranrlaco, Hentemhor 10. They will niaka their bom In lha hay city. Mr. Joarel, who la a slater iif Mra. Harry (ioeller of Ihla rlly formerly rc.ldrd In Kla nialh Kalla anil aa readier In Ilia rilulngrooni of 111" White 1'ellrau previous to lha lira hlrb destroyed Ihla hoatelry. Ilrlurn Krnm Kurrka-Mr. and Mra. Harry lloeller and family liana ralurnad from Kureka, C'al., where they attended lha out tinard mill or raca at Hlg l.acoon. Mr. lioallor waa unnlilo In alitor lila boat In lha rarea dua an acrl driit which occurred durlna lha l.ahor day ram at Iaka a' I In Wood a. Move -to Illy Mra. It. I,. Tot tor and Ihraa aoaa who have been realdlng at Cascade Hum In 1 1 during tha eummor monlha. Iiava mnirad to Klamath Kalla where tha children will attand aibool. Mr. I'nrter la amployad aa etsnal examiner for the Mouth ern I'arlflo company. Meeting lo lie Ili-lit Tha Fair view I'arent Tearhera Aaaoclatlon will hold their regular meeting at lha ai-hool on Krlday afternoon. Sept. :a, at 3 o'clock. A ahort mualral proitram will ba pre aented. and Mra. J. W. Carman will talk on parents, teachers and children. fiucala Kaeel -Mra. Her bert II. Hanley and aon John Han ley, of Hollo, Mo ara bouaa gurala al tha bnma of Mr. and Mra. A. M. Worden at their bnma at 404 Washington alreel. Mra. Hanley and brr aon ara rnroula In their boma In Mlaaourl after a vlalt In Portland, Ore. Captain. Arkerman lt-tnrna Captain l.elih Arkerman of tha local pollra forca, accompanied by Mra. Arkerman and daughter Catherine, returned Thuraday from a week 'a vacation epent aa tha gueat of Mr. and Mra. I.yle Merrill at Happy Camp. fwllfnrwla tiud Mra. C. W. Huchan, of 1'alo Alio. Calif . will arrive In Klamaih Kalla Xaturday for a brief vlalt at lha home of Mr. and Mra. R. M. Hnbb. 40b High. Mra. Huchan baa been at tending tha P. K. O. convention In Portland, and la reroute home. She la a piece of Mr. Iluhh. I.eat far Kugcoe Mra. Oarar Rhlva will motor north Saturday to Kiigene arcompanleil by her daughter Helen and lllanche O' Neill, who will enter the L'nl verally of Oregon, enrolling aa freahmen. denounce Can! Party The Catholic ladlea aoclety announcea a card party for Monday evening at :00 o'clock at Lyceum hall. Hrldge, pinochle and "son" will bo In play during the evening. Caravan Planned Cant. O, C. Applrgata announced Krlday that plaua for Iba Monday caravan trip lo tha l-ere Heila ravaa are now complete, and that unliiaa the wautlinr becomaa much, more liiilninetil, the party will leave the chamber of commerce at 1:00 o'clock Hunday morning. Itrturna to Waahliiglon I), II. Hague, who waa Injured In an auloiuoblla wrerk on the Aah-land-Klaniafh Kalla highway Mon day morning, left Krlday morn ing with hla paranla for lila home In Walla Walla, lingua haa bean a patient at lllllalde boapllal alnre the accident. Kn Itoule lo Ijiketlew Mr. and Mra. II. h. Ilryan, of Kalr Held, Calif., paaaed through Klamath Knlla, Thuraday, en route to Lekevlew, where they will be gueala at the M. Ilryan boma, llcalll Mraeagn Itnrelvod Mr. and Mra. l.enrge I.. Humphrey have received word of tbe death of thalr Infant grandaon, recent ly born lo Mr. and Mra. Karl A. Humphrey In Loa Angelea. local Attorney In Portland W. C. Van Ktnoti, an attorney of Klamath Kalla, waa here on legal bualneaa yesterday. Hla name waa one of the flrat lo grace the rag later at the Imperial hotel yea terday. Oregonlan. , K. I. I. Hoard lo Meet Tbe board of dlreetnra of tbe Klam ath Irrigation Dlatrlct will bold their aerond regular meeting for September at tha dlatrlct offlcaa Saturday morning. Mlaa Vi'arrrai Itecorerlng Mlaa Helen Warren, of 2010 White avenue, la a patient at the Klam ath Valley boapllal where aha la recovering from, an appendlcltla operation. lavre for Halem Mlaa Nollle Moore, who la employed In the offlrea of Dr. J. Kandolph Ilarr. left Thuraday for Halem, where ahn will apand a waeka vacation vlrltlng with relatlvea and frlendi. I gating Humlay Harriet Hun ter and Nadlne O'Klaherty will leave Hunday -for Corvallla. where they will enroll In Oregon Hlata College. Motoring Sorth Wilson Wiley Jr. and John Koyal Shaw Jr., will leave Hnndav tor Corvallla to enter college. They will make the trip by motor, lU-turna to lllldcbrand Mra. Jack llorton returned to her home In Hlldrbrand Thuraday, after apendlng aeveral daya vlalt lng In Klamaih Kalla. M-r-tlng la Hen. 2A The nooaeveli Parent-Teacher assncla Hon bridge party will be held on Halurday, Kept. i. Inatead of Sept. It aa provloualy announced. Mail HlmnplBg Toor Mra. Clait Hamaker waa a Thuraday ahopper In Klamaih Kalla from her home at lha White Mtar Bcrv' Ire elation on Jenny Creek. tletur-n From Vacatloii - Mr. and Mra. Itlrbard H. Hovey re inrned Thuraday from a 10-day motor trip through California. lower I.ake lUnrhrr VWta O. I.. Holhrook. rancher from tha lower Lake dlatrlct, waa hualneaa vlaltor In Klamaih Kalla Thuraday. Htar lo Meet Regular meet ing of Aloha chapter No. 41, Or der of ICaataro Htar, will meet Tueaday, Heptamber II, al p. m.a for a regular bualneea meet ing. Vlaltlng memhare are In vited. Mlaa Mae Pulnnay la In charge of the entertainment which will fullow tha bualneaa mauling. Krli'niUlil Club -A meeting of lha Krlendahlp club will be held Krlday afternoon, Septem ber 16, al the borne of Mra, W. J. Htelnmela. All membara are urged lu attend. kumiiioned to Hay I lly Mra. J. O. Marratt haa left for Han Krauclaco where ahe.waa called by the aerloua lllneaa of Mr, Marratt, who la a patient at the Southern Paclflo boapllal. Vlalt at Hliaw lliiine-Mr. and Mra. Jack H. Cunningham, of llnllywiiod, Calif., are vlaltlng In the city for two or three waeka at the r. bhaw home on Oregon avenue, Vlaltlng; From llolae) Delay Halnea, realdent of llolae, Idaho, la a gueat at the K.aaon boma, 1741 Menlo Way, for a ahort time. lodge Mill Meet The Degree of Honor lodge will meet at the home of Mra, J. O. Melaaa, HOD Creacenl Ihla evening at I o'clock. On llualneaa Kldred C. t'PP, of KM Lilly and company, of Kan Kranclaro, la a gueat at the Val ley hotel during bualneaa vlalt In the city. Arrivea From Houlh Mra. Et ta Myera baa arrived In tbe city from her home at Santa Crui, Calif., and will remain Indefi nitely, vlaltlng relatlvea. Htelnmela ICIum Mr. and Mra. Klelnmetg have returned from Portland where they at tended funeral aervlcea for Mr. Slelnmetg' alaler. Hoard Will Meet The board of Kchnol Dlatrlct Number 1 will hold Ha regular meeting Mon day night at Fremont achool. Name Infant Hoe Owen Rr neat la tbe name rhoaen by Mr. and Mra. Albert Crlallia for thalr Infant aon, born September 1. From Chllonuln Waller Zim merman. Chlloquln banker, waa a bualneaa vlaltor In Klamath Kalla Thuraday. To Vlalt Italy Domenlc Pre aer, who came to Klamath Kalla Ik yeara ago, will leave la a few weaka for lladirno, Italy, to vlalt hla mother whom be haa not aeeu alnce he came here. He expecta to be goue four tnontha. Kreaer haa been a clllien of tbe United Htataa alnce 11137. Paul F.vana Vlalle-Paul Kvani vlaltod In Klamalli Kalla Thura day with Mra. Kvana and their aon before leaving laat ulghl for Chlco, Calif., where he will en ter bla third year In the Chlco Hlate Normal. He haa been an employe of the Modoe national foreat aervlre during the aum mar, alalloued In Alluraa. Aeae lilvorcw Charlea K. Hackett haa filed ault for divorce from Margaret Karkott, charging cruel and Inhuman treatment. They were married In Mountain Home, Idaho, March 2. 11123. C. iV. Official, Here on Visit J. II. O'Neill, general manager of the (.real Northern llnee weal of Wllllatnn, N. 1)., from Keattle, and J. II. W. Davla. chief engineer of the Ureal Northern, Isorn Kl. Paul, Minn., accompanied by C. A. Mentha, auperlntendent here, and Colonel Frederick Meara, aa Blatant chief engineer, from Keat lle, wbo baa been In charge of tbe eonalructlon work on the exten sion aoutb of Klamath Kails, viewed the Completed line Thura day. O'NIell and Davla left laat eve ning for their headquarters lo Seattle and BL Paul. F ormer Senator From Idaho Dies WASHINGTON, Bept. II, M) Jobn F. Nugent, (3, former demo cratic aenator from Idaho, died at hla home here today of heart dis ease. He waa appointed to the senate In 1913 to fill vacancy caused by tbe death of Jamee H. Brady. He resigned In 1021, to become a member of tbe federal trade com mission, eervlnc until 1027. He was chairman for one year. Since It27 be bad practiced law In Washington. A German aclentlst haa discov ered a method whereby frnlta can be rapidly reduced to a powdered form. It Is done without beat or cold and without destroying the flavor and nutritive qualities of j iue iruu. Henderson Makes Final Report on Grasshopper Work (Continued From Page One) dlllons prevailing tbe past seven or eight years, the situation la becoming gradually worae until approiluiatoly to per cent of all paature In that area was de al royed during tbe year of ltio, Kgg beda bad spread to the en lire bottom lands as they dried out, aa compared with Infesta tions on higher land, only, dur ing former years. Area Involved includes part of Die Wood H lvi-r vulley, the en lire Upper Klamath marsh, the head of the Williamson river, parte of Sprague river, the entire Kycan, the entire Chewaucan and all of Little Chewaucan, with minor Infeatatlona scattered aa far south as Lakerlew. All tbe mountain meadows throughout thla entire area were also Infect ed. Total Infested area Involved waa between (00,000 and 700. 000 acree. Funda bave not been available In tbe paat for an eg greaalve campaign of extermina tion. Hltuatlon Waa Herloue The altuatlon waa so serious In 1)30 that stockmen banded together and preaentcd tbe mat ter to tbe authoritlea of tbe va rious counties and government departmenta Involved. Aa a re sult of thla work, funda for 1931 were budgeted as follows: U. 8. Indian aervlce tf.OOO, Klamath county 4, too. Lake county 14. 600. slate of Oregon I7.&00. U. 8. forest service 1450. In addi tion, stock operalora cooperated In the furnishing of equipment, some labor, and In one Instance, took over the payroll amounting to over 11.600. Control operations were placed under tbe supervision of the county agent's offlcea at Klamath Kalla and Lakevlew. Supplies were ordered during tbe fall of 1930 and trucked great distances Into the affected districts during the fall months. Additional sup plies were purchased early in tbe spring and distributed to ee tabllahed ramps throughout this entire territory. Krg beds were plotted during tbe fall and care full checked during the gprlng months and poisoning alerted as r-oou as the young hoppera start ed batching. Active poisoning operatjona were undertaken May 1 and continued until August IS. Poison louiig Hoppera The early poisoning waa on young grasshoppers aa they hatch ed on the egg beda, and after July 4 on the mature hoppers as thny congregated on egg beda, prepara tory to laying eggs for next yesr's crop. A total of over 2,000.000 pounds of poisoned bran maah waa naed throughout the aesaon. Kills were exceptionally good, ranging from to to 1000 dead hoppers per square foot over a vast area. During the peak of the season 100 men were employed in this work by all co-operating agencies. When poisoning was completed, about the middle of August, all egg beds were again definitely lo cated for the 1!32 contemplated operations. It Is estimated that he crop of eggs laid this year waa leaa than 20 per cent of that of laat aeaaon. In aome raaea tbeae egg beda bave been cultivated by land owners, resulting In further destruction. Need Funda In 1033 If sufficient fn-.ds are not se cured for the 1932 campaign, the situation will again become aerl oua In about two years. However, tbe complete carrying out of tbe two-year program aa outlined should reduce tbe graashoppera to such an extent that major opera tions should Dot be necessary for many years. inis district sup ported In 1921 40,000 head of rattle and 125,000 bead of sheep. Stock men claim that without pois oning operations no cattle or sheep could bave been maintained in the entire area after July 1. Total poisoning operations. If stretched out la one Una last year wouia nave oeen between (00 and 700 miles long, and varying from 100 yards to one mile In width. It la particularly important that fnnds again be secured from the following sources for the 1932 operations: state of Oregon. U. S. Indian aervlre, U. 8. forest service, Klamath county. Lake county and co-operating atock- men. Fifty-five people have been kill ed and 10.794 injured In Holly. wood studloa during the past five ana a halt years. Conference Of Red Cross Croups To Be In Medford The 60th gnnlverssry of the Regional Conference of lted Cross chapters In thla territory will be held In Medford, Monday, September 23, according to In formation received by the cham ber of commerce, Thursday. All members of the Klamath chapter ara Invited to attend. (ieneral aeaalons of the con ference will be conducted at the Preahyterlan church, while a luncheon will be held at Med ford hotel. The conference pa ging at 9:30 a. m., and will con tinue until 4 p. m. Addressee will be delivered by chapter and national represen tatives on the outstanding devel opment of the Hed Cross aervlce lliroughuut tbe nation. Chief Engineer Viewing Extension 3. W. It. Davis, chief engineer for I lin Oreat Northern railroad, who arrived here Thursday from HU Paul plana to spend several daya viewing the new Ureal North ern extension Into California ter ritory. Thursday and Friday be iraa south of Klamath Kalla with local Great Northern officials. The Km pi re Slate building. New York, representa aa Investment of IT'S. 000.000. I Accept a Poeltlon Ml Kthel wyne O'Klaherty haa accepted a poult Ion In the office of It. C. Groeaherk, local attorney. Iavee for Portland Mrs. Kd lloyt. Fort Klamath matron, haa left for Portland where she will receive medical attention. Mra. Prullt loaves Mra. ft. II. Prullt has left for Grants paaa where sha was railed by the Illness of Mr. Prultt. 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