October 20, 1035
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
?AGE SEVEN
PROTECTION SOUGHT
FOR PI'S BEARS
CtUTKR LAKE NATIONAL
PA UK, Ok., Oct 19. An apiwal
In itiinlu to puthnrn Ornjnn hour
hnnlori not to kill Crulnr I,nk
park brara, whlflli ar now mi
ll rating, frmn tint purk area to
lower .Uvula, Inaaniucb aa tho
bear maun mums November 1,
It la entirely piolmbl tliat Orutur
I.nka bruliia In tbnlr wandiirlnita
will find tliuniMvlviia lu Una ot
flr,
A number nf sportsmen point
out thnt ia a result ot bolus; In
proximity ot pmiplo tlio ontlra
amnmor and li'itruloK to rvKiinl
men aa frlwicls, tlxi bvnrs ara
tcaclMi(ly tnnio mm huv no
tnar (or Imntnrs. To kill aiilnmls
of minU titinimoaa la diiehirod not
to bs sport but iimr Ilka slnuiilit
rlnn bmif cowa.
Moat of tlin 8U or 40 bears
In tb purk during; tbu aiinuiiur
are Identified by naniva and anine
hav been rmunilnu In thn C nil it
1.11k a area oneh aprliiK (or bhv
rul yaara, but iiovor-lbo-lia each
ennaoii wltnnssus tho abauuee of
numb ot hrulna Iholr polla
probably hunters' trophies,
Ulnca tho arrival ot Orlnbor
snows, a number of tho bimra
bava boon lliiKurliiK at tho
kitchen door ot tho moaa hull at
l'nrk Hosdiiuarlitra and havo be
cumo quit an attraction (or lata
acaaon park vlslUira. Two culm,
Krnnklo and Johnnie, havo
ahuwn mor boldiitiae limn moat
of their fnllowa lu tba way of
biixxlui (or food. Tboy alt on
their huiinclina for inlmitoa ut a
time In tho hopn aoino (nod will
bo thrown to thiiui, and If un
aiiccoasful lu their wultlnx, tboy
aria and walk tiprlKht to Ibo
kitchen door to Invi'stliint.
A number of park brs havo
already departed (or lower
cllinoa and It la not surprising
(or th bear to wandnr aa fur
away aa Trull on tho wal road
and baluw Fort Klamath on lliu
aoutb road.
Slaah Fires Spread
Haze Across Basin
Durnlnc slash at th alma ot
virtually all loaning- opnratlona
baa can a pall of amok ovor the
Klamath baaln (or aovvral daya
paat.
Weather baa boon Ideal for
burning, and ImiKlnt opsratora
and Klamath Foreat Ilroloctlvo
aaaoclatlon workora hav boon
taking advantas. of Ui favor
able vendition In order to luaaou
forest (Ira haaarda tor noil year.
lUirnliix haa boon In progreaa
at Woyorhaniianr, lllg Lakes, Al
goma and tji Kloyd Wilson hold
Inge, a well aa at Porter llutle
and other logging campa.
Tli A United Rtat tontalns
more than 8,000.000 doga.
Good News For
a. Klamath Falls
Vaiijr residents of Klamath
Palla and vicinity, whnan Uvea
have been mudo mlaorabln through
auffnrlng from thoan dlatroaalnc
eurfac muacular pallia which aru.
ao often mla-caHud "rheumatic,
will be glnd to know that an ot
fwtlve relief la now avnllnblo
which la bringing Joy to many
who Iirv unod It. Thla rellnt
preparation la known aa Williams
It.U.X. Compound and la. pre
pared from the proscription ot
a former army doctor, who uaod
It In hi extenalv practice for
many yeara. Bufferera now may
have tho benefit of Its relief at
coat of only (ew eonta a day.
If yon auffer from ahootlng,
atabblng , m Ditllar pains In
ehouldera, rma or lens; If you
are bothored with neuralgic or
a ii r face palna of the body, don't
endure thla agony any longer
without trying Wllllnma K.U.X.
Compound. Got a bottle at Wag
goner Drug Store todny. The
flrat bottle muat satiety you or
ninnoy rofundod.
N. B. C. NETWORK
vm
Klamath Spud
Full Of
fly III TH KINO
MKIiHIf.L Within the span of
a fow brief weeks, Klamnth coun
ty'! Influx ot "aeitaoual guests"
will huve accomplished thalr
tnnlis and gone, a holorogiineous
group who canio lo glnun aa
IIioho who harvoaUd In the InnI
of Mcmli, li'uvlng aa then, sonio
whiir, with ooincono, a bit of
thiuiiaolviia,
I lore tboy have established for
ttionin.il vc fur a abort tlmo In
thnlr in I k ral Inn , sum aort of
homo, (Jump grouuda boimt living
nccoinmodutloiiH from a mlnlnture
elrcus tent to nieugor niakitablfla
of (lniilug uullta, soiled with the
grlmo of ninny montba of uao,
Ciiiiip llfo la vurlod and Inter
iwIIiik. Thiiru la cuiiiuruilorlo and
liiipplnoss, hopuliiHsuiss and anx
iety: wash water bubhlue over
open flnm; haunera of bright
lilunkota flap In the wind; doga
alroti'li ut full length Booking
In tho wiirmth of a ninny day; a
boinn bnrber shop abuura It'a cunt
oiiuira wllbout (eua; a slunta of
mi old, old hymn mingles with
a lilting bit from tho Inloat
diuico r 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; nnwapupora pnaa
from Iiu ut to bund anil on the
fringe of tho campground two
womeu quarrel, anna akimbo,
over ownirablp of a pint ot milk.
A loot, in ono corner of such a
tent town atauila a tiny brum!
now room, aenrcoly Inigor thun
a doiibln bed, Ita walla and root
ome having dono duty aa packing
casus. The "yard" clean awept,
bouiita a rorkvd witlk, tlin altiglo
window a polled plant. A next
door neighbor punpa from bo
hind cunvua wulla, hor uukupt
hnlr blending with the drabneaa
of tier aurroundliiga.
Tent wulla havo ahollered aa
marly aa 10 human beluga under
ono leaking roof, among thorn a
wllbarud old Irish gruuilinotber,
gruody for now of buck homo.
Though alio bua lived for 10
yenra In Aniorlru, hr heart la In
Ireland. "Hut I'll nlver git back,
not thuae Uinta," alio mourned.
They wvro bound for California.
Again, th no wen towheuded
boya, obllvloua to the rain, bare
of foot anil heud, at piny In a
nearby aand pile cloea to a rail
way loading ibule, their email
apoltcd dog on guard In the gath
ering duak. Lowing of cattle on
loaded cure; emoko curling In the
mlat from beneath tho abolter of
(lapping bile of wet canvas,
loosely anchored agalnat the
wind; tanlallxlng odora ot a cook
ing meal; a woman'e voice In
eiing a mnkeahltt homo? Per
hap, but a happy oue.
And mlaoryl It too follows the
long trull, Juat one more tont,
Ita aandy floor unamoothed. No
furniture, no comfort, no tone
for the woman who peered from
red rimmed eye through the
haw, ot einoke from a cainpflre,
sputtering In Uio rain.
"Taint what I'm uaod to livln'
thla way hut Jim can't find work.
I'otnto Job la all took. These
hern farmers won't hire nono tbut
don't live hero. We gotta got on
ouin this ruin or I'll die." Hor
wrucklng cough echoed acrosa
the soil den camp ground.
Ilealdo hor a neat, painted,
houae trailer, with atralna of a
radio flowing out Into th drip
ping night. Silhouetted against
tho light from within, two bonds,
bunt, rending. Tholr rat luy
curled, high and dry on the cor
ner of a table.
From plga In a poko to an
embryo law library they bring
with them dearest poagtisslons, at
tested to by tho throo small girls
who hung lu ecstasy over a nono
dcecrlpt pen watching tho antics
ot a rounded, white, much trnv
olvd, weanling pig, guxsllng bis
supper. All tho way (mm Illinois
ho had traveled safely orated in
quarters that promised a tight
squoexo If hla domination was not
reui'bed soon. From a neurby
coop throe rod bena'cackcd their
amusement at a changing world.
Thla family was west to stay.
Two boya from Mnnhuttan who
hav uortr eaten a meal during
their trnvela "not workod for,"
scratched their bofiiU ovor a
THE OLD MAESTRO
GREETS YOU
TONIGHT, FOLKS-
WITH A NEW -
OPENING SHOW
AND A GRAND
NEW SPONSOR
"and all the lads"
SPONSORED BY
V AMERICAN
CAN COMPANY
lC lOilS P. M.
HE A psT.
Harvest Camps
Activity
double-bitted ax beside a wood
pile tackled to pay (or their
breukfnat.
And on their heola a tobacco
Juke slalned old niiiii, ono lone
yellowed toulh wiggling In hla
lower Jaw, begging "Just a bit
of dry coffee, lady, only a little."
Three hours later ho was two
miles farther down the road
playing host to alx of his oronles
gtithured beside a pllo of ties,
serving his hot brew fresh from
a rusied tin pull, Hlx housewives
lu a row had added to bis store
of supplies.
A sprig of a white llluo bush
brought from a farm borne In
.Missouri, cared for through the
vugurles of travel ucross I't
stutes la all tbut remains to an
aging couple of a home workud
for ovor a period of many yeurs.
Illness, tho drought und mort
gagee havo luken the rest. Pick
ing potatoes is hard on "him"
hut It keeps thuni off the relief.
They am both Hearing sixty.
A family ot three camped for
a few duys out of tho wind be
hind a hnystuck, two vory young
people and tholr baby son, round
eyod and staring. They wuro en
route to grandmother's homo, a
chicken ranch near Yuklina and
stopped for a fow duys to make a
little cusb (or expenses. One
morning, laden down with bed
ding, uursing bottles und baby
they trudged out to the highway
toward a "chanco."
A college student with throo
yeurs ut tho University of (Jlil
cngo to his credit, ufruid of the
uiouutulns, "they aru so lonely;"
his (Inger nulls crucked and
bleeding from unaccustomed con
tact with the soli, working In the
harvest until times are better,
hoping to add to his savings (or
an early return to school.
And so they go, these transient
friends, cullers for a short time
lu the Klamath Husln, most of
them friend ly, most of them un
afraid of tho future, sure of work
It they look for It; few of them
bitter agulnst what Is metid out
'.o them by circumstance; leaving
behind thorn harvested crops and
empty camp grounds.
Council Indicates
Favorable Action
On New Franchise
City councilman Monday night
indicated their approval of a re
vised tulephono company fran
chise and passed tho ordinance
(or the franchise to second read
ing. ' - - "
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company will now
publish the franchise In the city
official papers (Herald and
Nowb). Change suggested by
th city, the moil Important be
ing a reduction In the time of
th franchise lo 12 years, were
agreed, to by tho telephone com
pany. . .
Company officials also agreed
to provldo primary exchange
sorvlre, used (or city business,
for li years without cost.
.The council again disallowed a
bill for 1125 damages filed by
William II. Todd, who alleges a
NEIGHBORHOOD
BEAUTY SHOP
Hid flrnnt St.
Opening October 3CHh
Genuine $5.00
Duart Oil Permanent
$3.00
Other IVnnnivciita $2.00
and $1.23 for ono neck only,
(iiiumnti etl Mnves Tlmt Last
l'lngor Waves 20 and 30$
Aid
AkiT LET
Have Us Fill
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EVEREADY PRESTONE
The Safe Anti-Freeze
Cold weather ia here and further delay may cost you a staggering
repaiT bill, 1 Drive in today and let Ui make you aafe. , ' .
Car
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Fourth and Main
sbud owned by 1)1 in burned after
fir department employes burned
grass in Its vicinity, uouncn
action was taken after Fire Chief
Keith Ambrose declared tlmt tho
grass burning took place at 12:30
m.. and the fire alarm was
turned In about 6:30 p. m. Fire
men wont buck twice to look at
th place where the grass bad
been burned. Fay Morris repre
sented Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Young
(lied a communication stating
that a quostlon bus arisen ovor
the ownership of an alley in
Lakeside addition from ftogers
to Lewis streets. For sumo time,
they said, a Inrgo sedan was
parked across this alloy, and
they were told th alley belonged
to John Uorllugs, i)r. Later,
they said, tboy were told It be
longed to a Mr. lninun. Upon
looking the mutter up at the
courthouse, thuy found the alley
belonged to the public, but traf-
flo was still being stopped there
by tho removal of a fill, Th
council ordered an Investigation.
TO LEAD KIV1IS
Jim Stephens of Medford, dir
ector of the Medford Glecmen
and former light opera and musi
cal comedy star, will direct the
Klwanls club during the ensuing
mouths, according to an an
nouncement from club officials.
Stephens has bpn outstandingly
successful as a teacher of sing
ing and director of choruses In
the southern part of the stute,
and tho Klwanls club foils for-
tunuto In securing his services.
I'lnn have been made to en
large the Klwanls chorus, and to
present a formal concert some
tlmo after the Christmas holi
days.
Stephens also announces tbat
ho will take voice students In
Klamath Falls and vicinity, and
thut he will apend Monday of
each week, beginning November
4, In thla city.
The Klwanls chorus, under the
new director will start rehearsals
on Monday, ' November 4, and
will practise weekly after that
time.
NEWSPAPER MAN GIVES TIP
Sa;".-y"Wfff Ijjl BJUJ
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Betty Goodwin (National BroadeatUng Company fashion
nportar)! "I auppose, Mr. Noe, you have all tbe advance newa on th 1936
motor cars. What seems to be the new styl trend? I'v bean bearing a
lot of things about th naw Dodga.
Floyd A. N06 (Automebllu Manager, Nr York ffara)i
"Thar Is no doobt In my mind that the 1938 Dodge ia th finest looking
and moat stunningly atyltd car that Dodga haa aver produced. 1 hav been
associated with tbe automobila business for ten years and hav been inti
mately familiar during that time with each new Dodge. 1 aoppose yon
realise yourself that to Dodge ownera the very name of the car is synony
mous with Tuggednesa and dependability, but I repeat that never have I
Been such a beautiful Dodge aa thla new 1936 model." '
So th big, naw, mony-aving Dodgo "Baauty Winnor" of
1936-i-now on diaplay at your local dalr.
THIS H Ar
Your Car Right
Heaters $7.45
IMPERIAL GARAGE
MEETING SET BY
Annual meeting for School
District Number One, at which
time taxpayer of the district
may meet with the board and
budget eommltte to offer sug
gestions, haa been aet for Thurs
day, November 7, at 2:00 o'clock
at Fremont school.
The taxpayer do not vote npon
th school budget, but are re
quested to make suggestions or
to vole any complaints to the
board and budget committee at
this time.
Funds for th purchase ot a
new school but were budgeted
this year for the first time to
tho amount of 2,900. Tbe dis
trict has always borrowed a bus
heretofore.
Four hundred dollars for the
services of a physician In tbe
schools was also budgeted this
fall for the first time. This
amount will be paid at th rate
of $(0 a month for eight months.
Tbe total budget for the school
systom has been set at 1190,245.
Radio Communication
With Ethiopia Opens
WASHINGTON, Oct. XI, (UP)
The first direct radio communi
cation between Addis Ababa and
th United States was establish
ed Monday when the navy's radio
station here picked up some faint
signals from tbe emergency sta
tion established at tbe American
legation In the Ethiopian capital.
The signala came from a sta-
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tion Installed by four experts sent
by the navy department to erect
a transmitting station to Insure
uninterrupted o m m n n I cation
with th stat department It regu
lar facilities were disrupted,
Today's signals wore part ot
a preliminary test to determine
whether tba transmitting set had
sufficient power to reach Wash
ington.
A flannel cloth dipped In oat
meal make a good cleaner for
painted woodwork.
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Klamarh lodge No. 1247, B P.
O.G. has announced Its annual
Monte Carlo nights for Friday
and Saturday, November 1 and
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activity ot th local Klk lodga
sine Its organisation hr. and
all money derived from th oo
casloa la used for the Christmas
charity campaign carried on by
the lodge among needy families,
This yoar's Monta Carlo nights
promise to be mor entertaining
thun ever bofore. Dancing, with
apodal floor shows and entertain
ment, will b featured, both TtU
day and Saturday nlghto, as well
na games and otber amusements.
Tho publlo la cordially Invited.
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