MONDAY, JULY 14, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE NINE
Hunting Season Pafes Setf
Deer Time Tentative Posted October 7 To 20th
Pheasant and Quail From October 22-November 2nd
PORTLAND, July M V-Tenia-.
live limiting season date posted
' loiluy by the lint game uiiniiiil.
' (inn nuuiorlM a concurrent deer
and elk season lor Hotillienslcni
Orrgon but specified III elk inuiit
be bull animal Willi three or more
. Iiolnl nUer.
1 ,' Tlio deer eeiuuiii was eel (or Oc
' Uiber 1-30 III H but III cl(Md area
''end (lie elk eeasmi (or tliivsectlon
mat of Tlie Dallca-CaU'onir IiIkIi
: ; way mid iuUl of III Jolui Liny
highway, between Kedmoiid and
I'Nywn, eet lor October 1-30.
'. ! A separate elk season hi also
; tentatively scheduled for Hie ills
' i ti k't north til the John Dny high
' way mid p1 of The Uallrs-Oullfor.
'. ! nln route for Octolier 26-Novtnibel
10. The Western Oregon elk senium
: in Claisop, Columbia, Lincoln end
' I une county nortli of the Hluslaw
! j river et for October 36-No-J
' veniber 3 Inclusive.
: ! Pheasant acason -In Kusleril end
HouilieKKiern Oregon was et for
! j October 2 to November 3. The Wll
'. Imnelle valley (U again closed to
t pheasant hunting. The unit limit
J t at Uiree owks a (ley mid
1 nol more Ihmi six In possession.
M The valley quell wmi for Kast
Tnn end HouUiarn Oregon counties
: wen tet tor the Mint dates Willi the
; : ban limit t five day and leu in
5 KKUeMlOll.
j The wairriowi season u sciien-
uled October 33-November 6. Inclu
! (ive and December 3-January
inrliulve.
,' The commission alo ael un these
i special seasoiu and regulations,
: with final anion to be taken July
' 3D on all maltert :
i Antelope No 0ien season.
I)er llag limit one blarktall or
' niule deer having al leant forked
1 horns.
,1.1 Arena: All of Hlierniun
i ! rooniy. Canma creek are near
i Ukiah In Umatilla couniy. una
i J mook burn. Bill area. Onion urak
area In Claiaop ana i inaioous nnm
! Ilea. Detroit area In Marlon roun
! ty. Wanoga bulla are III Crook
couniy, northwest corner of Ochoco
refuse, whlletaller deer refuge In
t I Douvlaa county. Drschulr game
1 1 refuge except a punioH
t the
amilhem end. Ml.
Emily game
refuge, mountain aheen refuge.
An-hery aeaaon for deer. Heniem-
ker 23-30 III Cove area of Union
l futility aiifl ume norllon of De-
t ! achulea refuge oien lat year; Hep.
' tember 33-t)cIolier 30 In name Kir
J lion of Canyon creek refuge open
r to ercnem iai year.
' ICIk Bag limit, one bull elk with
; anlleni of Uiree polnta or more.
! 8eclal Klk Beanona-October I
: 30 III that part of Deachutea county
. tm of highway 91. November 23
. 30 Inchulv in Oaker area with gen
' era) elk lag lo be valid tor one
elk of either ex December 13-1
Inchulve III Uklah area with nag
' limit at one elk of either aex; one
, hundred permlU U) be iMUed. Bep-
k lemocr 4v-i inciiiivti in wh
A: at Cooa couniy with bag limit of
one elk of either aex and 60 per-
OilU to be Uunied. , ......
' Refugee To Be Open To Hunl
. Ing Salt creek. Oraaa mountain,
. Myrtle park, 8 tee nil mountain, Cow
i creek, mule deer." Warner game
; ' refuge ouulde the leoerai nan
: mountain reaerve, Ochoco game
t J refuge except tie norliieaat corner,
: Canyon creek refuge except portion
; : aet aalde for archer and tht part
i of Deachutei refuge aouth of Cabin
I lake road.
: Pheaaanta October 33-November
! J 3 In Dnuglaa. Cooa. Joaephlne, Jack-
t s aon, Klamath, Deachutea, Crook,
J : Hood lllver, Wanoo, Bhernmn, OH-
Ham, Whee.ler. Morrow, Umatilla,
I J Union. Wallowa, Bnker, Grant, Har-
ney and Ike except Bummer lake
valley to be cloaed. October 33-No-
rvember 0, In Malheur county. Bum-
, mer lake valley to be open concur
rent with watfrfowi aeaaon.
Valley Quail October 33-November
3 In Cooa, Joaephlne, Jackaon,
Klamath. Deachutea, Crook. Hood
River. Waaco, Sherman, Ollllam,
Wheeler. Morrow, Grant and Har
ney countlea. i
Blue Oroune 8eptmber 37-Oc-tober
30 In Joaephlne, Olataop, Co
lumbia and counllea weat of the
. i atimmlt ot Die coast range. . Bag
i ' limit of two groiiae day butenot
J J more than tour In the aeaaon.
l Mountain Quail. Hungarian Part-
j J ridge, Ruffed Oroiue and Bage
. - Ornuae No 0n aeaaon.
f Silver Orav Squirrel September
i 37-October 20 In all countleg ex-
t cept Hood River and Waaco. Bat
i limit of five In noiweaalon.
: Cottontail and Briiah Rnbhlta
I 7 November IR-Febrimry IS. Bag limit
. . of five In poaaeMion.
J Mink, Muakrnt. Rnccnon and Ot-
l I ter November ln-Pebrunry 15.
Cloaed aennon entire year on mar
ten, benver. flaher, rlngtnll cat.
Bnnd-Tnlled Plgenna Benson to
be set bv federal government, wltli
bug limit of eight. In day or eight
In possession.
Doves HensH and bug limit to
be set by federal government except
that the following counties will be
closed: Lake, Klumnth, Deschutes,
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Boyle's Column
Cuspidors In;
Waning In
By 1IAI. BOYLE
NKW YORK, July 14 iJ'w-Wcat
coast leavea from a transconti
nental notebook:
The cuspidor, man's brat under
loot friend, may be on Uie wane In
Uie rest ot Amerlra, but It has
many stout defenders In the far
West, where the tradition of mas
culine right Is still clierlshed.
One champion of the cuspidor Is
Paul C. Smith, the stocky young
red-haired general, manager of the
San Francisco Chronicle.
Smith believes the real future of
the cuspidor Ilea in the field of
decorative living room art rather
than In Its present function - as
floor furniture. He owns three.
One. a flowing bell topped models
he keeps ifi his office at fhe
usual altitude.
"The other two I turned Into
table lamiis at home." he aald.
"They make beautiful lamps.
They've got the grace ot a Grecian
urn" ,
Cautious housewives, who find no
possible use far cuspidors except
as darUig flowerpots, may quoallun
the sureties ol this unmarried
Journalist's taste. They wouldn't If
they sw his home on Telegraph
Hill overlooking San Francisco bay.
It's one of the moat distinctive on
the West coast.
Net Unorthodox
Employing cuspidor for table
lampa Isn't at all unorthodox for
8mlth, a freckle-faced editor who
at 3 1 still one ot the nation's
youngest major newspaper execu
tives a distinction lies enjoyed
tor Un year. The only tiling com
monplace about him I his last
name.
He went Into the navy as
lieutenant commander during the
war, then resigned so he could dive
Into the marines as an enlisted
man. He (ot what h wanted: a
closeup ot Pacific fighting.
He was near enough for the Jap
Jackson, Josephine. Coo, Curry nd
Doug's
Areas Closed lo Migratory Water
fowl Hunting Cooa bay between
Coast highway b-ldge and railroad
bridge and Pony slough; ame por
tion of summer lake management
area as last year plus and addition-
.1 inn itnrlar 1 n all nmn-
erty of Chewnucnn Land and Cat
tle company in the upper ana lower
Chewaucan marshes.
WASHING
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BUSINESS
tn. my ovn i"-!"
Cremation
Far, Far West
lo snlie at his freckles, and came
back with silver star, bought In
battle by bravery.
Cremation la losing popularity In
the Los Angeles area.
II rose In fashion a few years
ago -to a nolnt where twenty-one
per cent of Uie Interments at For
est Lawn Memorial park In Olen
dale were of this nature.
Now only seventeen per cent of
the clients ot this widely known
Cemetery favorite with the
movie colony arrange to be
converted Into ashes. As for Uie
rest:
"Five per cent are entombed In
crypts," aald a Porest Lawn repre
sentative. "68 per cent are ground
burials, and Uie other ten per rent
are remains we forward lo oUier
SiehrgKe country
lor burial.
hitory To Illustrate
In Hollywood a writer told me a
story to Illustrate the transitory
nature of film riches among the
""'"
A numben of years ago a group
of actors and executive in the
tI00O-a-week and up bracket were
talking confidently over Uie bright
future before them.
"Well. I would setUe for $100 a
week guaranteed for life." said
Ronald Colman. "Io matter how
much the value of money changea.
I could get by on that, either here
or In England."
The others laughed at him as a
piker. '
Today, the writer said. Colman
la the only one of the group still
alive who has any real money.
One of the horrors of the cur
rent boom around Los Angeles Is
an inflation-born product called.
"The Moron' Delight," a giant
undae selling for one dollar.
This soda fountain opus Is to
the teen-age male and bobbysox
trade what Uie ruin "xomble" drink
Is to their elders. After Imbibing
one Uie Juvenile Croesus, pockets
empty, staggers home In an Ice
cream stupor, smelling of walnuts,
pineapple, chocolate and marsh
mallow and anything else the
man had In the syrup pumps.
I, turned dqwn young friend's
Invitation to surround a "moron's
delight" because I could locate no
person over 35 years of age who
had survived a bout with one.' 1
Tb SecrtUry-Gtntral oj tht
International Emergency
Vood Council Syi:
Niy5rV- - (Ml
H'l III ! f-ftfA'-"-'"--" JS-jif
Help World Recovery,
Save Used Fats
Thank to patriotic American
women, over 600 million
pounds of used fats have-been
added to U. S. supplies of
industrial fat aince August
1942. These 600 million
pound were vitally impor
tant, not only to the United
State, put to the entire
world. '
Fat end oils, both food,
fats and industrial fnts, are
irj critically-dWt upply,
practically everywhere. Total
world production of fats and
oils In 1947 will be one-sixth
less than In prewar years.
But at the same time, there
D.
Three Dead
In Oregon
Drownings
' By the Associated Press
Twelve Portlunders were rescued
by life guards at crowded Northern
Oregon beaches yesterday while
water mlshnns brought tragedy to
three person.
Two men were missing and be
lieved drowned and a companion Was
In a hospital at North Hend after
the small outboard motor boat they
were riding capsized south of Cape
Arago lighthouse' yesterday.
The coast guard reported Wayne
Dupree, 23, Powers, and Henry
Bralnard. 41. also Powers, were miss
ing. James P. Sutton. 38, Coos Bay,
la In the hospital suffering shock
and from Immersion.
A lifeboat picked up Sutton at 0:05
p. m. but could nut locate his com
panions. Bralnard was boss of full
ers and buckera tor the Coos Bay
Lumber company.
In other water. accidents over the
state, William Barkell. 18, Portland,
drowned In the Clackamas river and
at Seaside a atunt parachute Jump
er was rescued by an amphibious
craft when he floated seaward and
came down more than a mile off
shore.
Six swimmer were saved at Sea
side, tour al Cannon Bench and two
were unconscious when pulled from
the surf at Rockaway after their
rubber boat capsized.
Jim Banner, Astoria, Jumped from
bJMO feet In Uie sportsmen pilot
air show at Seaside yesterday. He
miscalculated Uie wind, and landed
with his parachute out In the ocean
Instead of on the beach. An am
phibious Duck brought him, unhurt,
to shore.
Oakridge To Vote
On Sewer System
OAKRIDGK. July
4 lift Tills
fast growing lumber town will vote
Friday. July 18. on a proposed
1150.000 bond Issue to finance In
stallation of a sewage, system and
disposal plant.
The system, planned to aerve
2000 people, will augment the mu
nicipal water system now used by
the community's 800 resident. A
tt'"
tin
un.
j Tnc .ucceNlIU, KmUr no, ;U3l
! ,... h. ,.. . k . '
j obwr;.e hu m,rroundlngs and the
ability to study the locnl conditions.
Be a keen observer and tight lines
will be you reward. Sport Afield.
American
' Legion
Regular
Meetings
1st and 3rd Tuesday. S:M
p. m.. Veteran Memorial
Bldf., 4th and Klamath.
Club Rooms
Z21 Main, next to tVlllard
hotel. Open dally non to
midnight exeept Sunday
2:00 to 11:00 p. m.
For Legionnaires
and Guests
are many more mouths to
feed and' a tremendous job of
reconstruction and rehabili
tation to be done.
In the face of this great
world-wide shortage of fats'
and oils, it is obviously most
necessary to conserve every
possible pound of fat. Ameri
can women can make a real
contribution to the welfare
of their own country and to
the recovery of the rest of the
world by saving and turning
in their used cooking fnts.
A. FiUgerald, Secretary-General
International Emergency Food Council
Collapses After Fight
fib
Benny Cleveland fabovei, Lot :
Angele bantamweight boxer, col- J
lapsed at Hollywood, Calif, in his I
dressing room alter losing four- j
round bout to Bob Adame of Los t
Angele. Ill condition wa re
ported "very precarious" following '
brain operation.
I It a hard-to-get article vou
need? Advertise for lt In The Her
id and New Want Ad Section.
Grocer Robbed
LUMBER YARD ALSO The
butcher, the baker and the candle
stick maker all lose. Old John
I Barleycorn robs every till. He takes
I our money out of town to setUe
our drink bill and Main Street
holds the bag.
NOW DRY 28 millions now live)
In dry territory. Some vote dry
to keep home dollar home for the ,
home folk. Dollar that cart buy i
eat and fuel and build house and '
be laid away for Uie rainy day.
And what sense are the public
schools If Uie grade are to drink '
up their earnings and spew their
lives away? It 1 said that out of
every ten who can take It or leave
it alone, three must go down to
the drunkard's grave.
WET BROOD Rags poverty
family break-up crime Insani-
i ty prostitution venereal disease.
This Is the brood that liquor
hatches. No wonder that 38 mil
lions choose to live In the dry.
STEP AHEAD You are the man
who . bad faith to believe that
Christ died for your sins. You said
YES. the sins of my lifetime axe
blotted out by Uie blood of Christ.
"
your name in uio ows oi aiciuw
)uit. Then he took up In your
j heart to make you new Now what
Is your part? With city, county.
itate. nation skidding toward the
pit, what Is your part?
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the 305th bombing wing Till get
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Col. Chester E. McCarty, com
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