Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 11, 1946, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text(Antelope Order Vanguard Reaches Blue Sky Hotel Bv J. O. JKWETT IJI.Ub KKY jIUTKI. (I.i.ko County) July II, ibimnl In Thu llcruUt unil News) Tuiluy a lew (if III wild I'oimtlliilK 1 1 in vimiiHurd of Ihn OhIit nf the AiiU'lcipc Uiu guya who tit-1 1 lid I tit uiiniuil convention 1 1 fin I -iliiiirlrrs uii dc r w u y urc t'iitniH'U annum the yullow plui-a mi tho foothills of Hurl Ml. We've pllchi'd our ui'iIioIIn In Uim thicket whrro L'iiituln Wur ner unit Ilia mini ciiniii'(l Iiiiik lirfnro tin' turn of the eentury. Colli xpi'llill wnlrr u 1 1 m ilown llmnil,ii the yellow pines, llm only urove of Us kind on the 271.001) Beret of refouu lunil. A lew honilrvd feel to the eii.it me the IukI reiiiulnlnii liinilinm ks of the Winner expedition mill lereil llreillHi' ilntlliiK the iilllalitrs mill the vulley. Thin la Ihn llloe Sky hotel, the wt'sla innal unique hotel mid 1 11 1 1 loll n uinoiiil Order of the An telope ineinhem who luivn come mid uone durlnK the 10 yelira Ihc I'liin Ima withered In u onlnn of iiuihI fellowiihlp. The rool of the llhie Sky hotel In the emiopy of sky "nil alum The floor la the Kd em th, mid the wall me the inoiinliiliia tluit rh dark' mid linnri'aalvi?, on nil Idea, Thrru la no room short, ue here for Ihla la the wide, open country of the Old Weal thn home of the mitelope. Commit out here loduy we lied the Hood fortune to e 1 guided through the antelope re-' "liuge by the hospltiihle reluge j-heepera, nir. ami nirs. r.inio "'a A.Ilmo M,,l ill 1 1 ,f llm,. Iln.v ! j(;e ' - , ,,' i lend whut illy folks might term a very dull, uneven fill life, far j from the bright lights und the i .,. r i.. ,. ...i,n ' sin li as when the Order of An telope chin gul hers for ita mi nimi convention, or when they go lo town for provisions, they rub elbows uguln. People who do their kind of a Job mini huve Invt for Ihnl atirl nf u thine lor Ihey certainly can't find In - monetiiry vumea uuy recom peusntion for living with antel ope. Fortunately, there are the kind of people Ilka Mr, and Mra. Adams. Flaal-Foolad Pronghorns Not fur from Hurl mountain refuge hcudtiuuiierx we got our j Iirsl glimpse ol I lie leet lniiled ironghorna. and we nieun fleet looted. There la nothing these aulelope would rather do than race ground the augebruili. They never seem lo tire of a good race. Ily evening we saw liiem In bunds of IS and 2u near the road that winds to the llluc Sky hoicl. The antelope kid crop this year waa better than il has been for several years. Hud weather In Muy and June, plus the heavy losa from coyotes. took a heavy toll In 1044 und 1045. The folks nut at the re fuge are keeping a close rheck on the fuwns Ihla yeur to see ! f how they come out. but they L know the coyote kill Is again f going to take a big toll of tho I Aoiing antelope. i X Sago hen, loo, are coming 1 back. For a while Ihey were ! M almost cxtlncl. There ure deer i r Irt Ilia) mMtwu.nnv hntniu llm I ridges, and once along the rond a band of wild horses swept along a ridge with their sleek innnea flying In the wind. Noth ing is more plfturcsa.ua than a band of these wild horses, which are gradually dlsuppcnring from the ranges to nuike room for more domestic animals sheep and rattle. Yes, you'll see sheep and cat tle grazing up on Hurt moun tain. Gruzing permits have been granted under the Taylor Grazing Act for 2500 head of sheep und 200U head of cuttle. Good grazing land is valuable In tills country, and the refuge bus ample bruwae for nil the wildlife on the refuge, us, well as for additional live stock. It'i Just good, common eniie to utilize this feed. Vary Dry Season It has been very dry tip here Ihia year. Two weeka ago Ihey had a snowstorm und a little rmn, with .44 Inches of preclpl tutlon recorded, but thill's been the bulk of the moisture ainco the snows melted lust spring. From the Blue Sky hotel we can look off in the distance to Lone Grave Bulte that murks the southeast comer of the re fuge, and aee the mountains ris ing up In Nevada about 12 miles south. There l also the almost obliterated trail of the A old Oreifnn milltnrv rnnrl nnH i scattered around here and thero several sections of unproductive iuiiu uwiiL-u uy uihc couniy. in the distance, the snnw-cnpped Stecn mountains can be seen in WANT IT fl xmv. BLUE T j2 NO IXTRA RINSI NO IXTRA WORK For the whitest wishing! , , It'i Quick ... It'i Etir . . . It'i th modern wr. Juit a few dropi in the list rinse mike luch a difference! Ar umltltif fulill tvrili , . ' MM. ITIWART'l ILUINO, Dap. o, Mlanaaaalll 1, Mine. 1 m I the lilulali Im.e, mid Deaei t and niiiinish lukea, now dry, where unlelopu conuregiito In herds of aovi-rul luiiiili L'll wl lime. Thero'a a breeio blowing in 'Mind the Dine Sky hotel to- nikhi, iind the inn la lust drop liliiK over the mountain Unit rlaea ROIll) feel above tea level ni'il 111)110 feet ubovo the floor of Winner vulley. Truly, Ihia la liod'a country, unspoiled, where the deer und the untclnpe romii. Tlila la the fiimoua Mine Sky ho le!, where the Aulelope clan will ituther tlila' week-end for Ita llth minuiil convention. Buyers Strike On Food Items I'OHTI.AND, July 11 ShopiM-ra urc retiming lo buy iniiny food Itema that have ris en In price, II, K. Curlaon, sec letiiry of the Oregon Indepen. dent Hetull Grocers' und Meet Dealers' uaaoclutlon, rcpurted todiiy, "There hna been u very no- llceiihle drop off In buying in the Itema on which the prlcci lliivp been rulaed," lie aald. Meal allies arc "below those of riitlonlnif duva" and butter al 7H centa und higher a pound hua not been selling There were lilnta In prices ul(l Hi ,lc Nr, Portland live- . . .... .i.. . aioeK inurKci inui rciun pricea o( ioln ,,,, cuU muy 0 hi.n. rr t-hk.c l)llrrow, ,l)d mi, i ...i.i .,..,.i., tiatn . """ -' i highest since September, 1U20, : und beef, sheep und calvea were j steady lo slightly higher. Kgg prices on AA grades and extru urge udvunced 2 cenla , und smaller sires were up 1 I cent a dozen wholesale yester- ''" Oregon Girl's Death Brings Autopsy Order SEATTLE. July II fl'l An uutopsy wns ordered today into 'he death of Miss June f.lllotl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kllioti of Venela. Ore, rriends lust night found her body In her apartment after they went to in vestigate why she had not re ported to her work as a couniy welfare worker. Couniy officers expressed be lief she died Sunday night from nut unit cuusea, but her friends auld ahe appeared in good health on returning from Ml. Rainier Saturday.. i CAME I .iai ri I litf' J1"' ' raajaaTtUllTlIlal f!Qrr0 i - h a UH Jy A, sku a. .mt, ha. wjJLSfo no sMiusmi i raaiN a roa Darns TO HELP MILLIONS CROWN MILLS PORTLAND, OREGON Today's Newsie EDMOND ANDER8CH When Kdmoncl Anderach was two woeki old hia pnrenti, Mr, and Mra. W. E. Anderach, 700 Doty, cume lo Klamath Fallf. Edmond waa born In Lot Ange lei June 11, 1D34, but flgurei bii'i Juat uboul a natlvo. Ed- mond la The Herald and News carrier for Route 6 and dellv era 130 papera to the N. llth, Wordon, Hose and Mt. Whltnoy area. Edmond, who la 12 and a alxth grader at Sacred Heart academy, suld he had Juat one "kick" (luring the paal month and he thinks a dog carried off that paper, the people on hia route are pretty good when col lection day rolls around and tnat makes it euaier for Ed mond. His dud works at the Shell station. Swimming is Ed ition's hobby but he is ambitious to fly a plane. The United Stales' cupnclty for manufacturing carbon -black which is used in the lire Industry la approximately 600,000 tons. $100 a Month forsrv Life Th GoUtn Yimn PUn gtv$ ymt 1. Definite monihljr income for life when you with 10 retire. 2. Protection for family now 3. Pay double for accidental death before retirement age. A. Builda up large cath reierve. S. Pays steady income if you are permanently disabled. STAMHI INSI UANt ! Company LYNN ROYCROFT 412 Main St. Klamath Falls. Or. ACROSS A .' Uncle Sim has sent me out on an important job to help feed hungry people throughout the world. You won't be seeing me around until this job is finished. Please don't forget me while I'm away. I am very anxious to get back to the U.S.A. and prove once mote the many good things I can do for you. While I am away, Crown Family Flour will help you in your kitchen. TRANSPORTATION NEWS Froltlht bualneaa, according to Lloyd Utltt, dlatrlcl freight and fiuaaengcr agent for the Southern 'uclflc, hua decreusod over the weekend aa fur ua the volume of bualneaa going through Klamath Fulls. Pusaenger bualneaa, how ever, said Stilt, la normal. Yardman S. E. Clark of the SP, recently returnod from tho SP General hoapital at San Fran cisco, Clark waa In the hoapital for a general checkup, and it now back at work. Mra. II. I,, St. John and daugh ter Betty left recently for Tus caloosa, Ala., for Belty'a health. St. John la a fireman at the Great Northern. Maynard Hoffman, formerly , employed in the traffic depart ment of the Great Northern I aflljtf -a s V ' j ' ' w - V t j i I I y-q ) .J Pint MILK of MAGNESIA 19c (Limit i) 450c Silt KREML HAIR TONIC 49c (Limit I) 30c Six MEXSANA HEAT POWDER 21c (Limit i) 25c CU PACKER'S TAR SOAP 21c . (Limits) Svt en KITCHEN KLENZER 3il5c (Limit 3) 50c Sin MENNEN SKIN BRACER 39c 50c 5i GABY SUNTAN LOTION 47c 25c Ait CARBON A, SHOE WHITE 19c I I I Beet, Brown, Wite ! . 27" SHOE ! I LACES I WITH I COUPON . 11AC I OlmltSPi.) a J mmu .here, waa In town today after being discharged from the ma rine corpa with the rank of tap- tuin, Hoffman la now making hia home in Oeleta, Calif,, where ho it In bualneaa for himself. A. S, Thomaa, Greyhound driv er from Eugene, waa transferred to Klamath Fulla recently. Thomas has not driven tin a area beore. fH0T PS IWrjTii!. In ywir '40'i thtn scrt mell-cilit- U fmnout Ui relieve not flih-P. ncrvou Urwilon wlteo du to th fuitL'tiODRl 'mlddlr-nne' prrlod pcu tur to wunirn. WurtU trvtt't? NO MARGIN " aWalgreen filled prescription, That's - why each and every hv each and every one is double check. ed lor accuracy in Walgreen pharmac ed for accuracy in compounding. Your armacist treats every single prescription witheq . all his ikill and knoi ual care, concentrating nowledge to carrying out your Doctor's directions to the letter. That's why you can depend on your Walgreen pharmacist every time, all the time. Drugs with a Reputation Rigid Frame! ROOMY 18" ZIPPER BAG Plut- ' 095 taX a a a a V Fine leatherette. Do It at Home! TONI CRIME COLD WAVE Complete 4 25 kit, only . I Takes 2-3 hours. 2c hz WALGKEEH'S fCC5 STAT LOW I Thrifty HOME NEEDS Whitt Entmtl Finish with RtJ LiJt 4-PIECE METAL CANISTER SET' Canfiters Art in Four Sixtt 89c a i r V 1 V La t.nM.maba. Stai'n'm Mttdl PANCAKE AND EGG TURNER Regular OQC 29c rafue afcU NEW! Aluminum LIME-LEMON SQUEEZER Sci'jjor QQl nanyi . .00 J ORA'TON.a.BaK Scientific styling thokt of 4 textures. . a a JI Slxt BATHASWEET POWDER 89c KRYSTAL-KOTE Motorcyclist Killed In Highway Accident LA GRANDE, July 11 lP) Edward D. McKlin, 23, La Grande, waa killed in a motor cycle accident between Ontario and Payette. 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