PACE FOURTEEN
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 19411
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Freight Outfit Of Yesterday
From Shaniko to Silver Lake wos the high assert route
followed by the mule freight outfit pictured in today's Pho
tographic History exhibit.
Slivers Emery of Klamath Foils loaned this picture for the
series. It shows a freight outfit on the Shaniko-Silver Lake
route about 40 years ago.
Shaniko was the railhead of the Columbia and Southern
X.joilrood, which was built south through the Sherman county
wheat belt from Biggs, on the Oregon-Washington Railroad
and Navigation company line on the Columbia river.
From the rail's end, freight teoms such as that shown
here, took up the burden and moved large quantities of sup
plies to points over the great Central Oregon desert.
Shaniko is no such busy point today as it was when the
picture was taken. The rails of the old line hove been taken
up as far back as Kent in Sherman county. Shaniko is now
a sleepy little town on U. S. 97, in Wosco county just south
of the Sherman line.
The Columbia and Southern railroad wos built to the town
of Wasco in 1897, and extended to Shaniko in 1898.
Stockmen To
Meet On 18th
Lake County Stock Growers as
sociation will meet in the county
courthouse at Lakevlew, Thursday,
March 18. according to Elgin M.
Cornett. secretary. Public lands
problems, including local adminis
tration of V. S. grazing service, and
livestock disease problems will be
discussed. R. A. Long of Fort Rock
is chairman of the public lands
committee, and Don Hotchkiss of
Lakeview is chairman of the live
stock disease committee, scheduled
to meet at 10 a. m.
Outside visitors who will be on
the program beginning at 11 o'clock
? ill be Fred Kennedy, assistant re
gional forester: Sherm Guttridse.
C L. Jamison, officers of the state
association; Walt Holt, secretary of
the state A'oolgrowers and mana
ger of the Pacific International;
E. R. Jackman. farm crops spe
cialist tor the extension sen-ice at
Corvallis. and the program of the
grazing service in Lake county by
a speaker from the bureau of laud
management. Committee reports
and discussions will complete the
piogram along with election of of
ficers. Full report of California's
drouth will be heard.
STR1KK
TOKYO. March 13 i" Japanese
weathermen plan to strike Monday,
for 34 hours. Wage demands of the
National Employes union of weather
bureaus were rejected today by the
Japanese government. The strike
will not affect forecasts for occupa
tion forces.
Necking Gets
Prof's Okay
SPRINGFIELD. Mass.. March 13
There is nothing "us wholesume
as good clean necking," in the opin
ion of a Springfield psyrtxiloKt.it.
Dr. Dorothy T. Spoerl, a member
of the psychology department of
American International college, ad
vised students, however, to "be rela
tively careful where nnd when you
do it."
"You don't hove to travel 100
miles Into tho woods where you'll
be alone with temptation," shr
added.
Dr. Spoerl offered the advice luM
ulithl to about 100 students attend
ing the first of a series of three
lectures on preparation for marriage.
She warned couples not to "spend
so much time in wooing that on the
day you walk to the altar the only
thing you know about your spousc-to-be
Is thut he or she is a fuclle
necker."
Few careers present the Intere.-.l-Ing
and challenging opportunities
that are part and parcel of naval
aviation.
Hans Norland
in N. Slh St.
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