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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1934)
April 13, 1034 THE EYEING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRE8 T URKEY Tl E GIVEN BOOST KLAIWATH Ai a measure of eoir-proleotlon mi in bp of llvnulogk aperatora ol thii Klnmatli bnaln hovo noun Inln Ih 11 turkey bimliinmi In a lurid way. During lliu limit two y-nra, nun tu favorable wuallior 011111II lloua mil extrnmo aliorliigii of tu mis (or control iiitinmi rim, graaa liiiiHim liuve liicri'imuil rapidly ami lit Ilia present limn am a die- llnct nivnuro to lorn He erupt In many sections of tha Klamath linlii. Foreseeing thli dlHIiiuliy llvealuck operators liava uinila tha nereiaary arruiiaiunonla for hrooil I nil out thoiiiiiiula ot turkeye In I ho Klamath kaaln, to bo ranged later In 1Mb anaaon on gronniiop por Initialed renai-a and meadows Turkey ram (or thla purpose hava been assembled by Dr. It. A. Diiianna, Independence, Ori'gnn, Incubated tlicru, and tha baby no 11 It a to bo shipped to Klamath Kails to bo brooilud ' In laruu bruodur houses now bolus ororl d on tha leery ranch Jut, north of Klamuib Kails. Ham MrKeo la lu clinixo of the brooding operatloua anil broodur houses uro belli constructed to acrauiuiiiilote 27.0(10 yiiiniK tur ky poiilln. Hlx ot thine bullilliiiia mi practically rundy fur tho yiniui tnrka and fnrmvra who hnvo contriict" il to dnto to oper ate a lamo floi'k of turkeys aro as folluwa: William KlttrilKv, Up pnr Klnmatli Marah, Mull; K. A lieary, 'Wocus. H.5UU; LUkvy llroa,, Mnlln, a, Sou. Others am till considering tha matter and no doubt will decide to raiino bmiila of turknya llila year. lu addition, Ham Mr Km plaua to ruimo 6.UQU turkoya In tho Upper Klamath Marah area, aflur com plnilim tho brooding ai'aaon. It la full by llvvatock opvratora that thla will ho of eiinie asala loiue in grauhoppor control, aup plrmrntal to any aaalaianca Hint may b rucelved from tha U. H. iovurnineul and Klamath county fur coiitml by poisoning opir ailona. Certain arvaa wll be aot aaldo tor tho turkoya. while other areas will be pulauued, due to Hio tact that tho jcraaahoppi-r area no duubt could hanille loo, 000 tur knya thla year It the blrda wore available. During 1933, 6.UU0 tur koya wore ranged on tha grue hopper Infeated landa ot northern Klamath county, with good re aulla, Indlrallng that aometneaa ure of control ran be enured by thla nicana, and graiahoppera turned Into a profit, ll will reiiilre 7 to S weoke of brooding before tho young tur knya can be ahlpped to the graea hopprr Infeated range. The first turknya should be ready for lb la the early part of June. Accord ing to the county aiiout'a office, Klamath Fulle, thla la the first wholnaulo allmiipt to control gritaelioppors hy tills nutans and It successful ahuulil tend to dovolop tho poultry Indiiatry of Kluinath county and the control ot grass hoppers by a now plan Unit might ylnld tho opiirntor a miirgln ot profit, as well as a saving ot tor ngo crops, Four-H Group Organized at Modoc Point A Division One Clothing club wot organised at Modoo Point by Mrs. W. E. Luin in and Mra.' Elala llurton. ,Mra. I.amm waa appoint ed local lender of the club and will Instruct the members In the new courae of clothing work which hot been prepnred for 4-11 club memhera by the extension department of tho Ornaon Hiate college. The work In thla dlvltlon lonalsta of handwork and la one of tho most Interesting projects in the clothing divisions. The members will meet with Mrs. Lamm during tha summer months and dp this work. Thla Is the first standard 411 club In this dl vltlon to he organised In this county this year. Memhera of the club enrolled are: Anah Hnck mnn, prmldont; , Betty Dickers, vice-president; Watllne Ware, sec retary: Kva line Jnrnhaon, Inga Jiihuaun, Winifred, Lamm, Paul ino Watkltit, Unused Railroad Being Taken Up IIIKIIKfl. Calif. Thirty miles of V"nd steel rulli are being token up rrom an untravoted railroad in nnrtlmonti'rn Shinto county and ahlpped out by the read's owner, tho Pacific One and Klertrio com pany, for export to China. Powerful motor trucks are busy day and night conveying the rails over the state highway to lllnber railroad terminal, where a P. O. and K. moiorlaed derrick transfers them to Motrin that will carry them over the Wettorn Pacific railroad to tidewater. Twenty cera are to be loaded hero, while other hundred of tons of the rails will be shipped from Pon dota on tho McCloud River rail road. , . The railroad being torn up was built through tha wilderness north of tho Pit river some years ago to bring In materials and eiiiilpinenl needed for the con struction of tho power company's' great bydro-eleclrlo plants at Pit One and Pit Three. HI lice the completion of those Installations there baa been little uso lor the rail line. New Marks Set at Swim Event CHICAdO, April 13 (U.R) Juck Moillca, University of Wuahlng tn aopliomoro, decided to luuve the Women's N'litloiuil A. A, I). Indoor swimming championships exclusively to tho Kills today at he filled out applications for one world's mid threo American dis tance records. Ha biittiired the world's mark of :4H by swimming the 4U0 motors In 4:43 Wudnoadiiy, and lust night ho eclipsed American rocorda In the HH0, U00 and 100U yard free atyles, Kuthurriio Howie of Miami led the Individual pnrforniora today with championships In the 300 yard mud ley and low spring board diving. 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