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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1947)
a PACE SIX Odell Lake Association Formed For Purpose Of Improving That Vicinity CASCADE SUMMIT, Aug. 1 A meeting wu held at Odell Summit lod.e Sunday tor the purpose, ol forming an association to be known M Odell Lake association. This as sociation Is planned In order to obtain certain Improvements for Odell lake and Immediate vicinity. The following officers were chos en: J. E. Badley, president: E. V. Adklaon, vice president; Florence Adklton, secretary-treasurer; P. C. Purkeyplle, director: P. A. Moody, director. Fourteen were present at the meeting. The first objective outlined for the association was the improve ment of fishing conditions in the One Killed In Crash Of Army Plane McCHORD FIELD. Wash.. Aug. 1 (Pi One man was killed and two of three others on a B-25 bomber bailed out early today after the plane caught fire and crashed east of Kelso. Wash., on a night flight south to Hamilton Field. Calif. Searching state patrol and police officers found the partly-burned wreckage after daybreak one mile east of the Coble creek bridge, eight miles east of Kelso. One body lay in the wreckage. A. V. Clark. Long view police chief, reported. The fourth man remained unaccounted for early in the forenoon. Dropped Flare The plane, in trouble shortly after leaving here at 2 a. m.. dropped a flare over the Longview area and was then seen with one engine afire, the Cowlitz county sheriff's office reported. The crash occurred about 3:30 a. m. The plane's crew chief. Tech. Sat (1st name Unavbl) Matthews, was critically Injured in his parachute jump and brought to the Cowlltt General hospital. Longview. Sgt. Elmer L. Taft, Port Lawtoa. Wash., parachuted over Rose val ley, several miles from the crash scene, awakened persons In a house 200 yards away and then got a ride Into Kelso. He was on furlough and was making his first airplane flight, he said. "They hung a 'chute on me. told me what to do and then shoved me out of the plane." he told newsmen. The two men leaped from approx imately 1000 feet altitude. The plane was attached to Hamilton field. VISIT TULELAKE. Aug. 1 Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Card and daughter of Seattle, are home for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Card. Robert Card, a navy officer, is on two ! weeks' leave and Is a nephew of j Charles Card. This is the family's first visit to Tulelake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Card are owners of the Tu- ! kon. j HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND dENS .OKE. MEOrOBD Thoroughly Modern Mr. aa Mrs. 1. B. Earl.J and Jt Eart.j s Praprlatars M try this SAFE to ws swrfe f hwoctlclde . . . Lmm a tostlng, Invisible, ktHIng film on walls, screens, floors, ceilings, windows. Here's testing protection againn flies, ants, moths, roaches, silverfish. Just ase bit Spra-Cote with $ DDT on all your walls, Hoots, ceil ings, screens, windows. Apply a brush or spray it on. bit Spra Cote leaves a lasting film that kills crawling insects for months. And lor clearing a room of flying in sects, get Mf Insect Spray with DDT - the space insecticide that knocks 'em dead. bit OIVIS fOU COMPLITI TIA SOUND HOMt MtOTICTIOM A6AINJT KHS. ANTS, MOTHS, tOAOMS. Sri, VtafISM, AMD MANY OTMM IHMCTS. m imsict setAY WITH DOT. Kill! Hying hurra. Vtt al a apace aprar. A trade 'AA" spray. 1 w - I as i I lake, the Increased stocking and the protection of the present fish popu lation. All possible ideas were dis cussed and on motion of Howard, seconded by Caswell, the officers were Instructed to negotiate and pursue the necessary steps to ac complish the following four primary objectives with the authorities of state, government and other bodies: 1. Stop poisoning the fish now In Odell lake. 2. Increase on a regular schedule the stocking of legal sited fish In the lake, 3. To close spawning areas during the proper season and insist that some practical patrol and method of enforcing of such restriction be im plemented. 4. Investigate the desirability and practicability of stocking Odell lake with Kamploops trout. Another matter of discussion was roads in the forest service area of the Deschutes national forest and particularly those roads leading In from the highway-lodge road to the homes of the summer people on the west end of the lake. It was stated that forest service officials had promised to send In a truck with two men to improve these roads providing the summer people would also furnish the labor of two men. Such labor was provided but noth ing was done by the forest service. The opinion of those present was that the forest sen-ice did not have the means of disposition of giving adequate maintenance care to roads in this area. The officers were in structed to go as far as necessary to ascertain whether or not this was a true condition, and if so. why. The next matter under considera tion was the permanent date of the annual meeting of the association. which was established at one day during the week of August 15. each year, with three additional regular scheduled meetings to be held, one day the week of the 15th of the months of June. July and Septem ber. The next meeting date will be Sunday. August 17. at 2 p. m.. in the lounge of Odell Summit lodge. Cas cade Summit. It is hoped as many summer home owners as possible will be present. Portland Air Base Hit By Gas Lack PORTLAND. Aug. 1 OPtThe Portland army air base today said ' It would refuse to service transient military planes, because of t h e shortage of aviation gasoline. Col. Al Dutton. commander of the 123d fighter squadron of the Ore- gon national guard, said the action was necessary to conserve supplies. 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Ran dolph Collier of Yreka will be the guest speaxer at the luncheon meet ing of the Tulelake Rotary club to be held Wednesday noon. Senator Collier will speak on the road situa tion and the possibility of obtaining part of the state appropriations for highway construction work in Siski you and Modoc counties. H. T. Street will be the chairman of the day and will Introduce the speaker. Percy Murray of Klamath Falls spoke on hobbles at the Wednesday meeting. Murray Li a stamp collec tor. At the August 28 meeting Dis trict Governor Carl E. Koos of Oak land will be in Tulelake for an offi cial visit. George Rieben. the new president, will preside. SUPPORT PORTLAND. Aug. 1 I.-PV The new state milk price order is getting the support of the Oregon Milk Distributors association. Jersey breeders earlier protested It. The association said in a letter to E. L. Peterson, state agriculture director, that it considered the new price plan fairer than the old. 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The state federal crop Insurance corporation said that each county would have differentials from the Portland price. The deadline for payments by growers will be Sep tember 30. IN JAIL Clarence A. Oordon. held as an escapee from a Mansfield. O. forinatory. is bark in the county fall after an extradition hearing before Acting Governor Marshall Cornett in Salem. Cornell has not made a decision In the case. Officers from Ohio are expected here this month to take custody of the man who Is accused of escaping from the reformatory nine years ago If the extradition is permitted. aVW Ui IILU ULIILII itm av x mm m ie i ri r h s w OHtrt thM txcluthf IWimM 1. .fO-ynrrtpUccmcatfuanotca. 2. Porccliard Ancrici't onxioal glass-bate! water bmir, 3. Economy Mmcwrattifa coural adtwttable. auiomauc. X 5-wir iatuUttoft low operating con. Ht pleatiitil, ni-frt hot wait 24 hours a dt. Com is for yor oew fowler EJccuic Wait Htsucr. 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That request was nut voted up on. , Jackson Makes Appeal Iloyd Jackson, leader of the fac tion opposing Crawford, look up lite talk on SB im urging that the tribe get together to oppose liquida tion. "The Klninath reservation Is our heritage." Jackson said. "It's Uie goose that lays the gulden egg. Don't be greedy and kill the goose." Jat-kson said that there were forces already on the reservation that were trying to dissolve the In dian holdings, while men who have the brat lands and "want the milk as well as the cream," He also asserted that Crawford, a little over 10 yean, ago, was against "turning the Indians loose," and had said that If the Klamaths were turned loose they'd be fleeced of everything they have overnight. Crawford talked for 25 minutes. Wants Bill Discussion With, both sides having had an Inning, Srldon Kirk was about lo call for a vole when Crawford stood up lo say lmt he didn't want lo K4 the mattrr "railroaded" through the council. He snld that the In dians were bestir inudr lo lake their business roiumltlee's word for what Sll HJJ would do and lie wanted the measure rrad before the council section by section and discussed be fore a vute.' Kirk again started to call a vote and Crawford jumped up again to say that he wanted the record to show his motion was beUig Ignored. Kirk said he "never heard It." About Ihat4ime Mrs. Seldon Kirk. i back In the- audience, got the floor to plead with the factions to get together In the serious business without so much bickering. She also demanded to know what the attorney In Washington the Klam aths are paying 14000 a year was doing now that the Indians needed his advice. Dice Crane informed her the attorney would be here for the hearing. ...... 15c Corner 11th nnd Moin Nationally Organized !: We'll REPAIR ' Ynnr Wt-li ! i Ih; i Fyock-Moon h' Best equipped shop Incorporated Ij in Southern Oregon. j 121-125 So. 9th Ph. S400 1 i it A ftnnA wnlr limnl,.., J rHaaBvaBHaBaHBHHB with finest training and ex-1 j aaaaaaaa taaaasasasasasasasaiaisasasasasaaaaasspi ( , 1 perlence to back up our work. ' 1 All watches electronically timed ' 1 1 and dynamically adjusted. ji J.C.RENIE i J 7 1019 Main Phones606 M 0 f ts a m. f vs)ii40 IffJjW. 7&S i fm i KSs"?, " " I 1 aawiamlajTiTvw or VejatJ - . (i ym S ! ' Kirk, the chairman, then decided In act upon Crawford' move for a thorough discussion of SB 1222. The motion lost, 103 to 53. In the big hall Crawford and his backers were sitting on tho left side of the chairman. Jackson and Ills backers wete seated on Hut other aide. Vole Takrn After that motion was tlrfeulrd. Kirk called for a vole on the main Issue before the council and In one last effort lo stave off the remit which by that time sremetl a fore gone conclusion, Crawford arose to suggest that the discussion wasn't closed. Kirk said II was and the vole went ahead. With moat of Crawford's adher ent not voting, the count was U5-4 against liquidating Uie reservation. Mrs. Ida Crawford then look the floor to declare that the Indiana were hurting themselves, that any thing Uie Indian bureau wanted Boyd Jackson wanted and that per sons who were claiming to be the Indians' friends were actually their enemies. ' Mrs. Crawford said thai Hie In dian bureau would do anything to get the Indians' money and were Just looking out for "their salaries, not the good of Hie Indians." She said the bureau was throttling the economy of the reservation and charged that the bureau was at tempting to Introduce communism on the reservation. Ciag Rule Charged Her Impassioned talk was rut short when Kirk called a vote to close the debate. Mrs. Crawford declared that a gag rule was being Invoked by the council majority. Dice Crane then tried to intro Now In Stock! G. E. Deluxe Tank Type Vacuum Cleaners Alio G. E. 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