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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1949)
FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 194? HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE TURH Jail Release Sales Report Being Checked PORTLANIJ. Dept. J V Anln vesication began today till" rhaiae several c It jr prisoners "bought" Hirlr release 'rom Jell here. Three prisoners asserted Uiey hl been released to wore: on Tony rutin farm, and Mint ratio had drdurled 120 to $100 from their wages. Thry Mid they understood llin numry waa ld lor tlielr re lease from Jell, rlo drilled It. He ""Id he hud n agreement with U city to hrlp paroled prisoners In rrhblllltlon. Mm money helped cover espensee mid win used In rehabilitation work of down-and-oiilers In Portland, he aid, Municipal Judge Mm Heabroolt and a deputy city altomry began an investigation, but Brabnxik said ha would laka no action until ht rould router wllh Munlilpal Judiia J. J. Qulllln. nnw out ol town. Feio said most or Ilia prisoners who wnrkrd for him were relresed by eulllln. HEY. BIRDS' FLY TO SEATTLE'S NEW AVIARY BECAUSE Birdie, Its Hot Inside High Prices Make Felons Of Small Fry OEARHART. Bept IS l A lot of petty thieves ara becoming felons these daya, and It's all tin fault of Inflation. It used to be that shoplifter rr.uld take topcoat, and. If caught, gei only a petit larceny sentence. That wa whtn lha topcoat waa worth about i:. But now u coat U worth SM and any thtft over HO la a felony and brmea a tiff" sentence. But th Oregon lal bar U try. lug to do aomelhlug about It. Tht etturneys at Uie annual bar conven tion recommended yeatrrday that tha petit larceny llmll ba lifted to lino. Tha convention aUo proposed a change In the bar'a code of ethlca to prohibit attorneys from adver ting In newapers. Home speakers suggested Ughter restrictions on state commissions, ao that publication of regulatlona would ba required, restrictions on cr.urt appeals be removed and hear aay tvtdenca bt limited. W.'f 'Mj'wt'b m mmv& $ -mi 9s If L h rill) IIOKNBII.L frees Indian Junglea haa weather Juet right for hint In lha radiant-heated Brattle aviary. A$m -J MKATTLE. Wi.an, (NEAl Tin tropic al blrda III lha new aviary at tha Woodland park ttoo have found afimrthlng In civilisation that Uielr free rrlallvea In the Junglea haven't got. Tint aomelhlug la radiant heat ing. Ilia new atrurlura la believed la ba (he flrat aviary In tha country heated by hot water flowing through pi pel Imbedded In the floor. It doea away with drafu, danger ously hot aurfacea and other healing luwtli and maintains the health of Hie bird through positive tem perature control. The rosellas that live In Australia, Hie trouplals III (south America and the wax-wlnga In Asia may be able to fly anywhere thry choose, but thry don't have the even climate that Hratlle's caged rosellaa, troupl als and wan-wings have. The building waa especially 4 e signed for Ha winged tenanla. More than two mllea of BperUI steel pipe ran under the floora. carrying hot water. The pipe as covered wllb e. concrete floor slab. All bird areas are separated from the public throughout the entire avi ary by glass. The birds ara fed and watered and the ragra cleaned by attendaiita who reach them from hlddrn corridors. Each cage la adaptable to the requirement of the individual species and la planted with vegetation from the blrda' nat ural habitats. ( hilly weather won't curtail ex hibit schedules, according to the loo's director. E. J. Johnson. Even lha most dellraU bird as kept la cllaaate beat aolled to Its artlralar requirement t The radiant heat experiment haa i been so successful the coo la con- i glderlrif an outdoor lion and tiger cage, to prolong the showing sea son. The cage would hare radiant heated rocks. Justlc Court Kenneth Harrison ochuyler, no tall light. Pine HM, dally Urr Kent, violation of the basic rule. Pine go to. Joe Jack Plnkston, no clearance lamps on truck. Pine at io Edgar Hlllery Dent, Inadequate emergency brake, pine tSMI. Richard Thomas Babcock. driving duung suspended period. Pine (Ml and U0 daya on probation. Earl Ezra Bliison, no stop right on truck. Pine atVMI. Marshall Buck Woolen, no emer gency brake. Pine 6 M. , Uecreea (Granted Theron L. Blaine vs. Irene I Blaine. Barbara Lou Puqua va. Burton Nichols Puqua. Elaine Mae Kortum vs. Elmer A Kortum, HIGH SCHOOLt News and Comments y Flo Ann Parking .iV VMM Helicopters are now bring Used by archeologiAU In their hunt for anc!r.t rellca. Everything today teemed to point to the big event of the week the first football game of the season with Orant high of Portland tonight on Modoc field. The Pep Peppera and the band have been practicing almost every day lor two weeks in order to put on the marching and drills traditional at the football games. Then there was the first pep as sembly of the year today with Mis treat of Ceremonies Jean Hender son. The whole band played for the assembly and the official new alma mater song waa gone over since It will be aung for the first time to night when the game It over. The Teen-Age club will hold an after-game dance tonight at the armory. Mike Shade and Ma band will play and admission la 26 cents with Teen-Age cards and 34 cents without them. I The goal post on Modoc field at well aa the student section will be gaily decorated since tha Pep Pep pers and the rally squad took on the Job of dolling these up In the official colors of both schools. Mem b e r t of both organizations wore their uniforms to school today. Carl Oustafson falls right In with the football theme today since in addition to being the swimming team coach and new boys' physi cal education Instructor he It also freshmen football coach. Mr. Oustafson comet straight to KUHS from Oregon Btate college from which he Just recently gradu ated although his home town It Wood burn Ore. At Oregon Btate he waa on the varsity baseball team for three years. During the war Mr. Oustafson was in the air force with the rank of staff aergeant. Hit record In cludes 27 missions over Oermanjr at a nose gunner on a B-24. Mr. Oustafson states that he likes KUHS very much. He Uket the students and thinks they have lot of good spirit. Tonight's the night to find out. Ne bobby type pint have an in geniously curved Up to help aave flngemallt and teeth. One pin It sufficient to hold a curl in place. The flrat telescope Is believed: at luve been constructed by Upper ahey In Holland about 1900. FAVORITE OF MILLIONS St. Joseph Aspirin la aspirin at lla best, go fast. pure. World'a laraest seller at 10c. Get I H. Jit,,, I I '"Kit I ""KM,, "e for I rig IP! 1 Mas?'. - "and discover how good boar can bo.' Agtnt'i Vocation Plan Collapsed CHICAGO 11 Rlcaxdo Nelson runs a travel agency. He haa map ped tours for many vacationists Hit Interest In his work waa more than professional. He had the urge to go placet, too. Plnallv. with the summer rush over. Nelson planned a nice long motor trip for himself. Me got everything readyt with practiced . ease. Then the night before the takeoff date the brick wall of his garage collapsed. His car and his plana were ruined. PARROT doesn't want a cracker. Hi. wants even temperature, and be geta It In HeatUe'a Woodland rark The great astronomer. Galileo, constructed actual telescopes in laug and waa the first man to scan the heavens with an optical aid. Mrs. C. M. Biggs Died Yesterday A former resident of this city. Mrs. C. M. Burgs, passed away In Ban Francisco Thursday after a lin gering lllnesa. Mrs. Bikks was the wife of the Southern Pacific traffic manager who now works out of San Fran cisco, but was employed with the BP in Klamath Palls several years agd as district freight and passen ger agent. Funeral services will be held In Ban Francisco. 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