The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 15, 1937, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text,pept emlwr 15, 19:17 HEALTH BON IMAIRTION 11111111111171111imm tor smallpox diplithorla will 110 It littlit 100 piir velii lii l.s,i.iiliiuy 1101001 Jr 111 11 CM1111 y 11111111K 11111 atoning pai(, novorilitis II) 111141. I)IIIIIN, lir, Noll 'Molt. cotioliii 'width iirileor, tionmalivial 01114 U'veh. , All ords or school rhildriiii krii hying Oleo It , I hr. Blue it 111111A and parim of film., who havii not n000pioll Immunization lit Ilia 04 vim do sod. Itreillt It I It IN kv.a Hot, will rolitneloil toomilaira of tho nursing staff PROCHUAID -- N : s I' N There must he at least one of these gay fall models with its unusual crown and new treatment of brim. There's quality and smartness in these bats so reasonably priced. La loi rite's Radio 'Andy' and New 'Mrs. Andy' S IL r t r;d1,' , , ':, t Andy, of the famous radio learn of "Amos 'n Andy," who in real life Is Charles Correll, and Alyce McLaughlin, former dancer, photographed fol lowing their wedding In Hollywood, In n" nf rm.! 1" r""Y "lit 1h.' i CALFORNIAN TO 100 por rent Woo. ! r pointod In tho small nionlior of Tuberculin testing. Iiich was' HEAD OSTENDORF bucks in tho wootlit, Otte to the activities of coyotes and illegal Mart,' last year and carried on III USED CAR SALES huntors. through tho past nit miner, w... Shoemnon proaont said the lose lin continued during Ito, current K. r. s itoctor ha nittolnind the of stock from coyotes hm a !wen nchool year. nod I yphoiti lin- . position f ued s c n n ar solos loa- coaiderably reducod the last t ,wwwitatioh wIll ha wron.d 0) wo 1,1On' at (hit Intiondort Ntotor parm dint. they holicved, to the 111.11c desiring it. Or. Muck an coMpany. hunt itug and trapping act ivit.,-3 nounced. itortor comes hero diroct front of biological survey men. In . hn incroasod staff of school i hinnuith county, 70o coyote,' and hip.... win , 0 ,,,"0 tha 1noll Arcata. Calif lieu, for thn past two yours hn has Mom the lintinn Imbentg "" "ken 'act Year. Mitt to give much greater sovic , niiiiiiigni for thn Chovrolot com, Ono hundred coyotos wore trap. this year than ever bofore. !patty. Provnius to going to Ar- nod by biological survey men last Thorn ern fiVe ntirtinti on 1 iiii . t itin. he was used car MIMI Inittn- 1 "'"n1 h staff at prosont, and heretofore 1 agor at Nostern motors. Jinni Chairman Ogle proposed that I horn havn boon only three, 1 Leo subsidiary, in San Francisco, an effort he made to get the One of thn new nurses watil for seven yours. and with J. W. county court and loolg,I provided by mop- tha chilarim.m iiiiriqpi I McAllister Nlittora in Onkland., Mitten to appropriate $5000 for of the U. S. depart m nt of labor All t o l d , he has shout ninon I 5 1 predatory Kitimat control in l'.,,,, e 1 he thw what. h, tit., I,. s. vat,. , years in the ono(' car businoss. 11" Fugalo. head of biologn-ti tic 'h,with la.rvira'. Bata an, Under I hi. new used car sot-up , survey predatory iirk in Ore. - 0,t,,,d,,,TH. ithy shopon. l gout. maid that the survey wtmld b y leiloral funds. i r:. I:lyile limo:Inn, Jack Cornott and! match at least $2onn of flint imeh ww,ww win how iwilw.H.h f l er el 1 hortoti will loi connected ! amount, and thus VIM would front II 2110 to I tin ritildr:q1.: wit li I lie d"PartulPnt All have! b a e vailab a lo. At lest throe more r!. rrot I 2110 to I :An rhildron, whereas in the past t ho number Mtn hem approximately 3000. NI ore home visits will ho In cluded in this yoar's heall h pro , grunt heestoot of I he ineremmd star I', find the healt nurses will be shin to titIO,1VIPIP heti ro grams in schools w it leh havo formerly been handled by teach. ers. The ronnt y hes Ith titilt wilt also supervise hvgione sod heall for freshmen or Klanith I'Mon high sehool thitt year for tho first time. Tho IL S. Iiiir'nii of sir root. merry has hunched 8 program of sit-ways modernization slid improvement involving I he ex ',dont ore of mono than $7.000,- , nun. Of !to nal !moor Coots $39.95 to $119.95 Trade isierk Registered U. S. Patent Meg Styles that could go to Paris and teach the old masters a thing or two. Quality that's thoroughgoing, deep.seated, infinitely painstaking. IiiiI experience in timed car sale& traPPers Would he added. Appropriations of the past two merle:ins inumt realize t hat ir or t ree years have been front hey sh peace they must pay I $2000 to $1000 annually. I he price or international trade.-- Fred Sankey, head of biolog Rev. im her W. Smith, SYraCtINP teal survey trapping act ivit ies In lia ptist pamtor. I him tlist Het, spoke against I he bounty system of control. lie b r)(kH. dip putt said t hat I his plan leads to dh, ruts a, y I t I ta pat fraudulent activities that cost 1 t,enntar enormously. Ito. nos. w It e e I prevent II the 1 the United In 1921 and 1922, Sankey he ex, plane from nosing over or said, Oregon had a system of ;;,-,-,-thtt-- ---; ground-11,01m, bounties, and It cost $280,0no, - - The remdenro or the Doke or In Lake, Harney and Malheur test flight 1V s contiett and Europe. the cost ran to $11,000 I ellington ham the popular name u ur No. I 1,00doe.,. It is the tire, In a little more than a year. se past Hyde Park corner. There was much bootlegging of hou The residence or the Duke or Wellington hai I lui popular name or "No. I London.- it Is the first boost. yam, Hyde Park corner. to fit the mood of your Foil ensembles Mar;Je in SUEDE ... designed with lofty lines, In soft, smooth suede that embraces the foot snugly! Styles to com plement perfectly the feminine daintiness of your Autumn frocks! Charcoal ... Cafe HT01111 Spruce ..Ilinta9eSlate GreyTriColorst THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON COYOTE RAVAGE CONSIDERED AT WILDLIFE MEET insoiltn were h 'tried fit coyooll at ionday night'n meet ing he J a mat h Federio when plion wore laid to spread dent la more ex, enni vely among I he roving itrodutors of the WOotta and tuittidantill Mil lit Ot A Ileum or game consiervai loll lid N, Omen men and biological tour vey workers Jollied in tile eral panning Or corden. It hail 'Won nitillited to tin VII IMO Of I he an inou in on hand to hear what wan to he awl hint loin kind, lout till Ilion. caught fur I he Mir iam, (lied before I he Thant ing (lute. Several or I010Nli liroottod gave Milt band that coyoles kill deer. It Watt reported I hat a NVoyeritue mow crew near Fox lake new 42 deer estreassen in It mile and a Onartor, the game animals believed tint dolling of coyoten. Chairman Hal (Ogle of the wildlife council told of IV,- Ilig coyoten chasing deer. and. Willie tin did tint tiet I(ld!), nee Floyd Cunningham (lid .(I that 90 per (Tilt of the deer ar um.'s found in the wooda are the rem nit of coyote df,pri.liallialM. it wan genet-ally agreed I hat hunters who meek blacktail dePr thin year are going to be dump pointed in I Ii.. SIMI II number of buekm in the woodm, (WO to the $105 0 seen in Vogue and HARPER'S BAZAAR FALL STYLES GALORE Magid Ease through FOOT DELIGHT shoes $13.95 Those beautiful JACQUELINE shoes designed by WOHL $7.75 Natural Beauty through NATURAL POISE arch shoes $6.00 ''CONNIE' chic creations $5.00 Sizes 3 to 10 Widths AAAA to B La Poindte's OF COURSE Japanese Gunboat Cruising by Blazing ShalignA , 1;,'Mell:c4'zxibirWe.t'0:t4 , , ,- :47 - , , 0',0""uw,0 , : , ,4 , . . Steaming slowly, casually up the Whangpoo river with men and ammunition, this Japahe,..? dearoycr Is pictured against it background of smoke that rose from the blazing pyres of bomb-wracked Shang hai, as the dement struggle over control of the Chinese city continued. skim; and mcalps from Nevada and Idaho. Paul Marthown, prodthmt of , - - - th" d'er ran"t and kill"' , - ""21 the sportsmen's association. who, coyotes always looked pretty eon- , . I Meta when they went by. attended the meeting. asked the Flovit ronotoOmm de,t;",,t '11111111' men what they thought about the poasibilitiee of attack ing coyotes by spreading diseatte among them. Ito auggemted dim temper aft a dimeage that might to el fectivolitin reducing the coy ote point latimi. ,r1.-11 - MI II-1 1 I ., 1""1"" lit "" small 111"110.1. or 1 Announcement wait made of the HEAD OSTENDORF Mirka in the woodit. dtte to the meeting to he held at 11acka-1 activities of coyotes and illegal l more S,Tufinto,r 25 for a dia..; USED CAR SALES hunt,. 1 cumsion Of winter killiog of deer. i Sheepmen present said the losit I About five will attend from the K. r. Rector has nimimed the of stock from coyotes ham been i wildlife federation. position of Inlet' car gni m limn. considerably reduced the last tr.'o The 11,Nt Meeting or the fed niter at the thitendort Nlotor Years, due. they believed, to the . rat on will he devoted to a dis company. hunt lug and trapping aclivitoa: cussion of illegal huiVing acti n...40r comes here direct front of biological murvey men. NI vities. . Klamath county. 70o coyote,' and Arcata. Calif.. where for thn past two years lin ham been the sales! "beg" "" "ken 1314 Year. One hundred coyotes were trap- BoSTON WOOL manager for thn Chevrolet corn- . . .. . . - . BOSTON. Sept. 15 (AP-USDA) The few sales reported in the Wool market today were small in Igloo and were for immediate need. Prices on such transactions were steady to only slightly be low last week's quotations. The situat mon regarding fall prospects in the market was un settled. Buyers made no commit ments in anticipation of future needs. All factors looked to the goods market to give some indi cation of fall business volume and I rices. At London yesterday prices were considered Icy members of the Boston trade to have con firmed the recent decline in Aus Regular air service between the United States and Europe Only be expected within a few ! months as a .result of successful test flights between the U. S. N4 Ars 3sok , A,,,, . ,.,,, ',-fe,,,,,,,,,,v' Monday gave many reasons for ! their interest in such a program. Recreation One fellow expects to build a : house. and as he must do much Notes , of the work himself, he feels that the course will help him. ' Another is building a boat with News About Personalities an inboard motor. Still another and Events stated that his wife needed shelf room and built-ins in the home. IIle will make them. One chap Registration for the nien s admitted that he was taking the shop classes at Fremont school course in an attempt to keep up Monday shattered all expecta-1 with his son who is getting his Lions. It appears that a surpris- training at school. All reasons ingly large number of men de- were good ones. sire more experience In the use of tools. This class offers that Mrs. Johnson is getting nicely. opportunity, and they are taking started with her French classes : advantage of it. Kelly Robinette Iler first meeting was held Mon expressed himself as delighted Lions. It appears that a 13 urpriN Ingly large number of men de sire more P pe rience In the use of tools. This class offers that opportunity. and they are taking advantage of it. Kelly Robinette expressed himself as delighted with the response to the opening of the class. The shop class for men is the result of an experiment conduct ed by Robinette last year with a women' s class. So much interest was shown in this type of work and so many requests came in for something similar for men that Robinette had to respond to the demand. The women will not be overlooked. either. Reg istration for them will be con ducted Wednesday evening, and Robinette is expecting a real turnout. There is some fear that there will be a larger registra tion than the shops will accommodate. Men registering for shop work KLAMATH COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts Title Insurance Escrows ELBERT S. VEATCH III So. Fourth St. Phone ISO NmvDRIP, GRIND Vou'II fin a delicious uniform richness in your drip and ilex 'coffee when you use this finely ground, fragrantly fresh Golden Vest Coffee. On the side and top of the sparklingly new red tin, DRIP GRIND Is plandy marked! "7,7,7...,411771 ,110144,5dotitfigi,...7romf.rpolrowoo.w - IliJ:;;111;1111E; ii PAGE THREE day evening at Fremont. Daily classes will he conducted for dit Went, groups all winter. A number of requests hays come in for Ihn fornmtion of elasses In kali tins. If a suf ficiently largo number desire this type of Instruction, a class will be formed. A well-qualified teacher for the project has been found. Registrat Ion mny he made H I ho county school office or by calling 27. Dr. Daniel K. Clark. assimtant director of the extension division of the Oregon system of higher Pdtleailt)11 was in Klamath Falls Wednesday making a survey that may lead to the formation of university extension ClafIRPS here this winter. Ito is interested In knowing the demand for such courses anti the subjects that would be most practical. If enough interest Is shown, classes will he formed and teachers as signed. Wednesday's meetings are being held in the Fremont school building. It has been a long time since we have had the opportunity of seeing a high school football squad with the 'zip and 'fight' of the lads we saw on Arlodoc field Monday night. The lads seem to he out for bear meat and no mistake. Something has gotten under their skins, and we believe Klamath will have a real fighting team this year. Let's watch them. MOTHPROOF Dry Cleaning Every GI rment Mothproofed at No Extra Coat. STANDARD DYERS & CLEANERS 1409 Espinnade. Phone 825 t I MI V !! I! !II T t KRIMSOYEARS EXPERIENCE BACK OF THAT FINER CROWN k& TASTE 1 A FINER CROWN )1 TASTE I 11 111, I 11 Nolyvvsmpoloope' 1 zengroms 7A.Carctiv, OR FilVERRITAI-7-ff SEADRAM'S SEVEN CROWN BLENDED WHISKEY. 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