THURSDAY, FEB. 12, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Texas Town
Very Healthy
IIOWK, Trx., l'Vb. 13 (!-Mrt
town with mi kidney shmwi, a thriv
ing North Trxa cuiiiiiiiinlly of 0(H)
Willi nil exceptionally IiikIi ili'iilli
ralo f iojii old uuo,
Why this liiiiciird to Howe lit not
fully rxplullK'd, but Dr. J. L, Hhrllny,
Ilia tli iiynoii county low li t only
physician, said:
"I've Im-cii line iiiu'ii lliiiu mill
I've never uaiiulil a clllwn ot ilowo
wiih a kidney stone. 1 don't know
llm reason - the line Mill wutiir im
ply limy have niiiethliiK to do Willi
II."
'I he illy draw II', wider Inim
nearby uuo-luol well III lhit Wood
bum mind, llm aaino Mind llml pro
duces oil III Kiwi Texas.
"Kidney atimr kid nut uiinim
inun anionic Inlkn In tho outlying
areua who nut Ihrlr water from other
well"." the uinliilile, whltr-hulred,
74-year-old physician staled.
"This It a mlKhty clean town, too.
An city heulth otlucr lor 37 yean,
1 on uy Hint tho avcruuo drain
rate ol Ilowo is fur under the na
llonnl death rate tor all i-aiiaes rx
rcpl old une. - We hnvo an ex
ceiillonally liluh deuth rnlo I rum old
aite. We have 2(1 cIUkciis older Ihnn
80 out of our prcuilinr-count popula
tlnn of two. 1 fall II the preacher
rounl because the Mctluxllal and
llaptlsl preachers went around and
counted evcrytxaly reeenlly. Tho
laal census nine u MO."
Seaman Freed Of
Desertion Charge
BKATTI.K, Keb. 13 (IV-William
A. Itlvern, a seaman from Han DIcko,
won acnulttiil In federal court toduy
nil a rlmrue of having deserted a
ship at Kinplre, Ore., a year into.
Itlvera ald ho had none to G'mM
Hay to "end a telegram and thai he
later failed In nltempla tu catch up
with the ship at Portland and lirl-llnuhain.
Princess Visits
Danny Kaye Show
I,ONIXN. Feb 13 l.lV-PrlnceM
Khrabeth and I'ritu-e rtnllp turned
up laal night among the fana nf
American Cotnedhtn Danny Kaye,
now the toast of the london stage.
Tliey paid a surprise vlnlt to hit
how at the Palladium and after
ward aharcd a half hour with Kaye
In hla dressing room, chatting,
liuithlni and sipping champaiine.
With the royal couple were, the
Marquess of Mllford Haven, who
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PACE THREI
Bigger Indian
Staff Asked
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 yi', The
decentralization program of the In
dian office can operate efficiently
only If It hiui cnouifh personnel,
William Zimmerman Jr., assistant
Indian commliialoner, said Wedncs
day, He assorted that congress voted
the aervlce only about one-half what
It asked for tlila year,
Zimmerman had been asked by a
reporter for comment on a bill sct
tlnif up district Indian office. These
are In Oklahoma City, lillllnita,
Mont., Portland, Ore., Mlnueapolla
and Phoenix.
Zimmerman aald the Indian of
fice has not had money to carry out
fully Ita decentralization plan. He
also aald not a much authority haa
Iwen dcleKiitcd to the district- as
could have been had more funda
been available.
Thl congress, he declared, ahould
"have the laaue clearly before It."
If the congressmen want to close
the dlatrlct offices, he aald, Wash
ington headquarters will have to
handle approval ot certain contract
and the mnkltiK of certain appoint
ment now delegated to them.
It would coat aa much to do this
In WanhliiKton, he added.
Dam Won't Change
Fishing Rights
BPOKANE. Feb. 12 IA'i Indian
flKhlnx rliihla will not be affected
by conatructlon of McNary dam,
the government aald yenterday In
answer! to aulta filed by the Nez
Perce and Yakima trlbca.
The answera, filed by Federal
District Attorney Harvey W. Erlck
son, contend that plans to Include a
fish ladder at both sldei of the
liver barrier will prevent damage to
the fishery. Construction of a fish
hatchery below the dam also 1 con
templated, he said.
Hearing on the case la tentatively I
set for April In Yakima dlatrlct
court.
The Nez Perce tribe haa requested
dn manes of 1 10, (XX) ,000 and the
Yuklmaa seek $20,000,000.
Saw Filing
Overhauling Small Engine!
MAIX CHAIN SAWS
BILL'S SAW SHOP
M0 Tory Near Pelican Hchool
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Tulelok V.F.W. Aux.
Pott No. 8700
VALENTINE DANCE
Saturday, February 14th,
American Legion Hall,
Tulolake, Calif.
PRIZES
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Door Prlxe
Admission $1.00, Tox 20e Totol $1.20 Par Person
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Uanclng 10 'Till I
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