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HERALD AND NtWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947
Seattle Star
Suspends
Publication
SEATTLE, Auf. 13 (flV-The S.
utile Star, founded In 1899, an
nounced It wt supendin publica
tion after ludny's editions because
of rlslni costs of operation com
bined with the world-wide news
print shortate.
At the Mine lime, the Seattle
Times announced II would purchase
the remalninc newsprint owned by
the Star.
E. L. Skccl, attorney and one of
... i.unl u.111 IWnttl truft-
me 5WK.iv.iu.ut.io, ,
tee In liquidation and articles of I
liquidation were to be filed in
Olympia today.
In a formal, front page state
ment. The Star said "The Seatt e
Star Is suspending publication lol
lowing today's editions.
Long Study
"The manacement of The Star
came to this decision only after a
long and careful study of the prob
lems which conlrom men- probi
ty "Terrific increases in every hem
that goes into the publishing of a
newspaper, chiefly labor and news
print, have brought this industry to
a point where only those with heavy
volume could survive.
. "And thru the period where
volume could have been attained
this newspaper found Itself facing
newsprint shortages which prevent
ed that goal being reached.
"As a result it came into the post
war period with handicaps which
have proved too serious to be over
come." First Barley
Shipped Out
MERRILL, August 13 -The first
carload of Hannchen malting barley
was shipped from the Klamath
basin Tuesday, from the 1M7 har
vest. Shippers were Shuck brothers
and the buyer was E. A. Webb of
Anhcuser - Busch, brewing company
of St. Louis. Mo., assisted by E. P.
Erler. here negotiating for the crop.
Buyers from other companies are
also in the locality.
Malt content in barley from the
basin is reported very high this year,
the quality better than expected and
the yield good. The crop recovered
from late frosts with little damage.
A few fields are being harvested
now but the main crop will be cut
in about 10 days or two weeks, grow
ers advise.
Fiye Polio Cases
Reported In State
PORTLAND. Aug. 13 m Five
cases of infantile paralysis the
largest number in a single week
since last October were reported
today by the state board of health.
The board pointed out that the
disease normally becomes more pre.
valent at this tinr of year. Com.
munieable disease in general was
down to 151 cases last week. 12 per
cent below the previous week and
2 per cent below the corresponding
period last year.
SENTENCED
PORTLAND, AUG. 13 JP Dale
James Delaney, 31. who pleaded
guilty to robbing L'Abbe restaurant
of $705 at the point of a toy pistol,
was under sentence of 10 years' Im
prisonment today.
Delaney was captured a few min
tes after the robbery. A restaurant
bus boy gave chase.
Gollum's Mother, lister Take Stand
4mm 11
Louise Overell (left) and her co-defendant on a murder charge stemming from the death, of Louises
mother and father, tieorje (Budl Gollum. chat with Gollum's molher, Mrs. W ilhelmlna Slome . and sis
. VVUIafred, after the mother and sister testified for the prosecution at Santa Ana. Calif. th testified
briefly that Louise had written them letters from Jail. , AP wlrephoto.
Anti-Liquidation Group
Plan Hearing Arguments
(Continued from Page One
teroreters would be on hand
explain the proceedings in tne
Klamath and Paiute languages. I
Anti-liouidalion leaders will bring
in many other points on top of their
firm denial of the right of congress
to legislate their reservation out of
existence.
One is a claim the Indians have
for $18,000,000 from the united
States as settlement for a boundary
dispute. The claim has been out
standing since 1887.
Another is that a majority of
Indians voting in the tribal general
council have consistently turned
down liquidation proposals. Still
another reason Is the tribal business
committee's opinion that a majority
of the members of the tnbe are not
ready to assume the full responsi
bility of citizenship, that many
would quickly lose or be roDDea oi
their wealth, that many would wind
up on the Klairath county relief
rolls.
All this is not taken to mean that
the Klamaths do not desire their
freedom eventually, but the time
now is not right. And if the time
Is not right, the fault lies with the
government for its system of man-
hand in deciding how and when
their reservation is to be liquidated.
Spud Growers
Ask Support
The Kliimitlh county AAA com
uiltteo has extended Uio closing ditto
of eligibility for support prices mi
K)tntors. Formerly this duio wits sot
us August 14; it will now be ex
tended to and including Monday,
September 1,'
According to C. A. Henderson,
many growers have not given much
thought tu eligibility fur support. It
should be kept In mind that to be
eligible for support prices, growers
must first, plant within their goal
and second, fill out a certlltciite of
eligibility with a deposit of one cent
per sack on innrketnble potatoes
this year, tu be In line lor supports.
At lite end of the first dosing per
iod, less than 100 growers had filled
out the necessury certificate. Merely
planting within the goal is not suf
ficient for support eligibility. Sup
ports for late crop potatoes reach
M90 for December and $:U0 for
January and continue at that figure
(or the rest of the marketing season
of the 1M7 crop.
Contrary to expectations, the
August 1 forecast of potato produc
tion for 1947 showed an increase of
10 million bushels over the July 1
forecast, making the estimated pro
duction 361.000.000 bushels. This fact
may have hnd something to do with
the drop In prices of early potatoes
tu whero they are now below sup
port prices In soiuo districts. In
some early Oregon counties prices
dropped to &c below supports and
growers are how attempting to se
cure supports although they did not
sign eligibility cprtillcntes during
the period In which this could be
done in older to Insure support tor
curly potatoes. Closing dale for
these potatoes wus early In July.
Applications toe. support eligibility
cun be completed at the AAA ofllce.
(eilrrul building.
asing the Klamaths for the past 80
odd years. They have not been
to'niinwed to become conversant
enough with their own alfairs to
take over now.
Liquidation may come in an
orderly manner in five years or
during the next generation, but the
economic help and moral support oi
the United Stales is needed to pre
pare the Indians for their step Into
citizenship then. They are not ready
now. Division of tribal holdings now
would be laying the Indians open to
looting by unscrupulous persons who
would take advantage ot'thelr un-
preparedness.
A final argument will hit at the
method of approach used by Sen
ators Morse and Cordon In Intro
ducing their liquidation bill. SB 1223.
in congress.
The Klamaths believe that If and :
n-hpn if neresxarv that the reser- '
vatlon be done away with, proper
officials of the government should
come to them with any proposal,
as was' done when their ancestors
signed the original Klamath treaty.
If the state- or county has any pro
posal along that line. It s their duty
A recent act of congress grants
nurses permanent rank and com
mensurate pay allowances. By this
new bill the nurses who have had
war service with the navy, and are
under 35. may return to active duty.
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MKKTINU
WAHlllNOTON. Aug. 13 ll'i-Onc
of six reglonul meetings of the Nu
tlounl Rurnl Klectrlo Cooperative
ussociutlon will be held nt Port
land. Ore . October 34 and 35.
Clyde T. Kills, executive iimn
imrr. snlri ussociutlon membership
hnd grown from 800.0UO to 1.300.000
In the past year. .
Freighter Crew
All Safe
VANIXHIVKH. 11 C Aug. 13 (CI')
Captain Thomas of tho sulviigo tug
Bnlvuge ChlWlnlu reported by rndlo
telephone Hint lh 3tl-mnii crew ol
the Dlninoud Knot hud been Inken
snlely ubourd his ship.
"Thci'o nie no ciisunllles on ellher
vessel mill the eullro crew of the
Diuinond Knot Is snle," he snlil.
Ho reported Hint the Fenn Vie.
lory, heavily damaged above the
wulei'llne. was proceeding under Its
own power to Hentlle.
The lug Is stumllug by wntllng lor
n United Htntes const gourd vessel
to tnke off the Diamond Knot's
crew.
More limn 80 dlllereul Jobs, good
food and qunrtrrs, rupld promotion
and early retirement nre bill, a lew
of the benefits ollered young lorn
who enlist In the United Htutcs nnvy.
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HEILBRONNER
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Paint
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McREYNOLDS
MOBILE SERVICE
llth and Klamath
to come to the Indians first.
The Indians should be given
Ml
UNBLOCK
DIGESTIVE TRACT
And Stop Doinj Your Stomach
With Soda and Alkalizart
Don't nprt to tt real ralief from beadsrlw,
our itoaach, caa ud bad brth by taking
oda ud otbr alkaliuri J thm true auaa oi
tout troabit ii coostipattoa.
Ia tbw caae, jour rm troabto Ii not ia tba
toraacb at alL But ta Um iDtartinal tract
when 80 of yam food ii dictated. And wbea
tba tow part fatl blocked food may fail to
iiitrnt properly.
What you waot for raal relief la ao ins
thing to 'mu block" ycur lower in teat in &1 trart.
Something to dean it out mtttetirmly bdp
Nature wt back on ber feet.
Get Carter'! Pilli rixbt now. Take aa dl-
ractod. Tby rUy and QcUy untnocic
"A
Nature'e own dtxeatiTa iukea to mix better
with your food. You get awuioe relief from
in direction ao you caa feel reoUy good again.
Buy Carter! PUle today. "Unblock your
titwtiml tract for real relief from indigaation.
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MISSION BOTTLING CO.
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