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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1947)
Henderson Says Moisture Lack Serious Crop Threat llv (!. A. IIKNIIKIINON Klamath County Ajrilt Tin umiaiially my weather Mil lniiI I urKliiiiln- to liuvu coiii.l(l rraulo rffeot oil (iirmlliii nprnit limn. I)i V Innd grain I arrloualy flm.ai-il mid iiiiIcm hrnvy linwrr incur dur ing May nintt of the dry land uraln will be hardly worth tliroalilnii, In oine tear- where land him bran Bummer followed or whrrn Ihtindrr ahuwer have hit, a fair crop nmy be arctired. Whrat end rye eie the Camp Fire News inula dry lund mania produced In I h In urea alllinuuli lliero I "iiinu bnrlcv. uurllculnrly the Uliih Winter. Much lund In ready for polulu pliinllnii end heuvy uluuttiiK I" under wuy now. in many raapa nmiwfih piu undecided on wltelher to trrluutn ' noiico tNTIMKLV KXI'MIHION BT. JOHIM'fl. Mo,. Muy (t iI'i-A flrncrackrr which win exploded In the court liouao corridor by a moup celebrullnH a lodKe convention Kvn County Collector Clifton Hunt a Auiry Tells Young Actors To Get Start In Serials The recent council fire of the Junior hlnh alii of I'remolit Kchool nerved to climax their Ki'oup'e work In (he Cump Fire program, nnd to liruduule the Bil l" Into I lip llorlxon club. Till pr o re m him been planned a a continuation of the (.'amp I'lre experience for girl of hllih Kchool aue. The majority of menibera of the llorlxiu clul are girl who have been menibera of Camp I'lre ri oiiim dm Hut I heir earlier achool year, allhmigli meni bernhlp la open to all till Ia whelher or not they have prevlouidy be. louiied to Cump Kite. It la an out- rowlh of glrla' iwntaneoiM dcair to continue In Camp Fire Willi a progrum eapeclally adapted to their more mature Interrata In peraonallty development and aervlre lo othera. The (irla will meet Willi their new Horlton club leader, Mra. Morten JohiiMin and Mra. R. E. Hooker (lur ing I hla monlh. The Panay lllue Hilda have fm lahrd their picture making project, and will now enjoy a ' tun" nieeiln next week, with plenty of kurprUea at the In it turning of the (roup. Camp rire Ulrla have been work in on favora and aklta for the liual naj and Frofeaaloual Women' club dinner Ihla week. The HI'W I apou aorlng Camp Mre and Girl Hcout niglil, and the glrla have many In tereatlnc Item III atore for them. Another project In the near fuiure will be the annual dnri-diiuiihter dinner, which I being held Ihla year after having been dlaconllnued dur ing; the war. Till will be held May 2.1, and leadera ahould receive de l ailed new of the plan 111 the mall Ihla week. before planting or lo lake a chiiuce on irrigating aiier planting, irrmui lug poluUiea before they aro up I a ml her hazartlou practice and la one that the grower do not like lo do. Clood allower will greatly help Ihla lluatlon. The teaaon I o far advanced now that Irrigating before planting would make the plnntlug dale too Itle on all land except particularly light, well-dralned, aandy noil, where the water got off rapidly. Kange lilt The weuther. uerhaoa. la having Ha nioal level e effect on rungea and dry land puaUirea. During dry year competition between cattle and In aecla I much keener and a a reeull there I not enough gru.ia to go around. In wel year where there I iileuly of graaa, graaahopper and cattle naually both do pretty well but III dry ycur much of the gruaa I taken by graaahopper and the loaa to alockmcil I rather aevere. I'reaeul Indication are Unit gruaa-1 hopper lufealatluna will be aevere j enough, particularly In the Upper Klamalh innrah a well aa to oilier, area lo do terlou (tannine to a ahort i graaa aupply. Heavy apring rainfall during May could help till altuallon Iremendoualy. It ahould be kept III mind that ilveatork. that I cattle and aherp, bring In more than I5.000.00U each year and terloua range damage will greatly reduce Una amount Hcvernl day prevloualy, llurat uld, an Irale taxpayer had told mm: "I'm going lo come buck here and blow up the entire aouih end of the coiirlhouao." "I thought he had done It," Hunt aid. ROMANCE IN KKVUIHK CHICAGO. May lftUrn. Ruth Cola. H4, told Circuit Judge Leonard C. Held yealerday that alio wanted lo divorce Glen Cole, 31, but he wa willing lo continue a hi Here in ry. Under term of the decree granted by Judge Held, Cole, who 1 head of a floor andliig company, will piear In hi former home only to give dictation and muke bualuea telephone cull. "In bualuea we get along fine," auld Mr. Cole, who hud charged cruelly. "Hut In muriiage, no. He'll Inive to alcep and cat out." Hy 110 II TflOMAM . HOLLYWOOD, May fl lI't-Wlth production of II picture cut to the nub, mmiy obacrvera me worried about where new acting talent will find a break. Gene Aulry propone a solution aerial. The Tioga, Tex., cowpoke I a vet eran of 10 yeitra of cinema wrang ling, He I currently completing hi obllgutlon with Republic and next mouth will blosaom ua a full-fledged producer of hla own picture at Co lumbia. Hla advice to youngateia who have that Infernal movie uige I lo try aerlala flral, luatead of hop ing for overnight, atardoin. Look at Rita Hayworlh, Jennifer Jonea. Ann Rutherford," he ang geatett, and It not a bad Idea. "They and many other who are now on top got ineir atari tnaL away." Gene observed that aerial are big piodurttoiiA theae day. There are now 13 Inatead of the traditional 12 chapter. Hhoottng achedulea even run up lo 30 daya. (The average A plclurea take AO to 00 dava; run ning lime of a flnlahed aerial I two or three time a feature.) "Actor can get their beat train ing In aerial." Gene auld. "They've got to learn polae. timing and reac- Tumble Down Hotel Stairs Fatal PORTLAND, May t (A'i A fall down the atalr of the Northern hotel wa fatal laat night lo William Butler. 67, who died In a hospital of a fractured akull. In another accident, Donald B. Cation, M. died of Injurle auffered when he fell while at the le lke There la yet time, of course, for; beach and itruck hi head on a rock. good apring rain but the country la e died In a hospital here laat night. gelling lliorollgniy onea oui mill heavy ralna will be neceaaary to bring up the toll moisture. It would also. Improve apring farming condition even under Irrigation. tlon In a . ,' A'.,! e ut to do II. r I'. i , : l.nKhty sharp :-! - "Awl y.M -.!i f,.") :t me kid ' ee a:l ..-. '.i .i .-. lor 13 ; weeka i '. i i..,w him pretty , well. A f! '- t ;., r, l.h,y grow up Willi Mi n, u -. 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