The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 21, 1941, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. 'BOOSE NEST RENAMED FOR WAR VETERAN January 21. 1941 ' Goose Nest butte Is no more. The board of geographical names, department of the inter . ior, has selected the name of Hardin butte for the 4469-foot promontory located four miles from the north entrance of Lava Beds national monument, and formerly known by old-timers as Goose Nest butte. During the Modoc war the point was referred to as Gravel ly butte beciuse of the gravel found there. Hardin butte was the destina tion of the Thomas Wright de tachment of troops sent out April 28, 1873, by Colonel Alvin Gil lem to locate the Indians after they had left the stronghold. As result this party was attacked by the Modocs and every man who stayed to fight was either wounded or killed, including four officers and 16 enlisted men, killed and two officers and 13 men wounded, some of these dying later. - Charles B. Hardin, member of the relief expedition sent in to rescue Wrieht's men under com mand of Colonel John Green, was the first to discover the battlefield. He came upon the scene at night. It was said. Young Hardin was then a member of Troop G, First Cavalary. In 1927, Major Hardin visited the Lava beds and located the site of the battlefield. He was an Instructor at Oregon State college at the time and had risen from the rank of private to major. He died in 1940, in Den ver, Colorado. Cross Stitch Looks Like Applique You'll Enjoy Making These Towels COt. UOUMMOIS UH (NC PATTERN 6882 For kitchen smartness, stitch these bright motifs on your tea towels. Just see how closely the easy cross stitch resembles ap plique! It's a gay new effect, fun to do. Pattern 6882 contains a transfer pattern of six motifs averaging 6 4x8 inches; illus trations of stitches: materials needed; color suggestions. To obtain this pattern send 10 cents in coin to The Herald News Household Arts Depart ment, Klamath Falls. Ore. Be sure to write plainly your name, address and pattern number. REPORTER JUTES PORTLAND. Jan. 21 m Hallett Abend, veteran foreign newspaper correspondent, said Saturday that the southern sec tion of the orient is arming against expected invasion by Japan. 'The people of Malaya. Java, and all the island territories, including the Philippines, are girding themselves against pos sible surprise attacks by the Japanese," he asserted. The New York Times corre spondent was among 45 passen gers aboard the liner Jagers fontein which docked here Sat urday from the orient. He said that because of nu- merous attempts to assassinate him, American authorities had advised him to leave Japanese- occupied lands. Last July two Japanese in vaded his Shanghai apartment and seised 354 typewritten pages of manuscnpt, the start of his book on General Freder ick Townsend Ward, founder ol the ever victorious army for China. AT CRATER LAKE Tuesday was no day for visit ors at Crater Lake national park where the visibility was reported at tero, according to radio conv. munlcatlon received by Don.C. Fisher, ranger, In charga of park offices here. One Inch of new snow fell during the night, making a total depth of 114 inches at head quarters. Those who do not plan to continue to the rim will see the park in all its winter glory and the ride Is excellent as two-way traffic is possible and chains are not required. Skiing is but "fair," Fisher stated. Fourteen inches of very dry, loose snow, covers the nor mal pack. COUNCIL AWARDS BUILDING PERMIT Acting on a recommendation from the building code board of appeals, the city council Monday night voted to permit Donald L. Sloan to construct a , multiple dwelling on property- at Cali fornia avenue and Cook street The board said ; that Sloan's proposed building involves cer tain technical violations of the ordinance, but none of any prac tical consequence. On the other hand, the structure is of a sub stantial and attractive type, It was stated. 'MARCH OF DIMES' BUTTONS URGED Cooperating with President Roosevelt'a national "March of Dimes" campaign In the battle against Infantile paralysis. Rose M. Poole's Pelican, Plna Tree, Vox and Rainbow theatres will during the next ten days pub licise and promote the purchase of "March of Dimes" buttons. Although this campaign Is called the "March of Dimes" It Is well to remember that dollars speak louder than dimes, and when you buy your button the deposit of a quarter, half dollar or dollar will go that much farth er toward' stamping out this dread disease. MINOR ACCIDENT REPORTED MONDAY Emerich Hult reported Mon day to the state motor vehicle office that an automobile he was driving was involved in a minor accident .with one driven by Walter Sansbury. The accident occurred at the Intersection, of Altamont and Boaxdman streets at-7:30 a. m. Monday. Damage was . slight, Hull said. . ENTER LAVA BEDS With snow covering the hills surrounding the Lava Beds na tional monument, and the nionu ment Itself remaining remark ably clear, between 1000 and 1200 mule deer, and a few black tail, have arrived to spend the remainder of the winter, ac cording to Information from' Don C. Fisher, custodian. The south end of the monument is re served for winter range for the deer. Some 8000 sheep are now graz ing in the north half of the monu ment and bands of 1500 each are being run by Jerry Murphy, Hugh O'Connor, Dennis O'Con nor. John and Jerry O'Connor. - Members of the Lava Beds CCC camp are now at work on construction of the north bound ary road from the camn to Canby's cross. . . Monday was an exceptionally beautiful day In the monument, bright sunshine throughout the morning and afternoon. All roads are In "first class shape," Fisher stated. We open our doors Indiscrim inately to certified and unforti fied visitors alike Fannie Hurst, novelist, on titled ter mites. 5646 APPLY HERE -FOR '41 LICENSES . A total of 8646 automobile li cense applications have been re ceived locally to date for 1941, It waa revealed Monday by the state motor vehicle office. This figure does not Include applies tlons made by mall to Earl Snell, secretary of state at Salem. Up to Monday, few arrest have been made of. persons op erating vehicles without this year's plates, but It was indicat ed a drive will be underway soon to penallte offenders. FATHER IMPRISONED; BROKE BABY'S LEG MARSHALL. Mich . Jan. 31 (JFtFnr hntnlrlna thm Us nf his 9-month-old son when he became annoyed over the baby crying, Jay Theron Rutledge, 23-year-old Battle Creek WPA worker, waa sentenced to serve 4H to B years In prison. Rutlffdae nlearfcri milltv In circuit court to a formal charca of cruelly and unlawfully pun ishing a child. Circuit Judge Blaine W. Hatch told the father that his act of twist tni the In fant's leg until it broke was 'Inhuman." Rlltledffe wmm mrrmtmA aliir the baby was taken to a hospi tal for treatment. His wile. Eva, 27, was In court when sen tence U'ftl nrnnnlinrH. The couple has an older child. TO I Lieutenant George Morton, commander of the Lava Beds CCC ramp, announced Tuesday 113 recruits would arrive at the camp January 24, bringing the ramp strength to 210 men. All recruits, seeing first serv ice In the camps, are from Georgia. Lt. Earl Watt, assist ant to Lt. Morton, will return to duty In the rmp after having spent the past month with the troops In Georgia. 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