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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1949)
PACE SIX Ups, Downs Of Living On a Hill Br BILL JENKINS MUHY would anyone wsnt to " Ilv on a hill? That question cam up durtiig th Informal coffe meeting this morning at th oltlce and brought up aom varied comment. Living on a hill In Klaniath Falli. It seems from the talk, takes not only a sincere love of living on a high place. It takes nerves of steel.' boundless patience and a good, stout set of tire chains. The boas and myself ara at both ends of the question. I live at the foot of a hlU so I don't have any trouble getting home during the anow season. I Just top the hlU and slide In like an otter. The boss lives at the top of a hill and has a heck of a time getting home. He has to claw his way up the icy slope. Of course. It all evens up when we start for work. Then I do the clawing and he does the slid ing. Lois brought up tha point that living on a hill went far back Into antiquity, to the days of the Greeks and Romans who lived on the brows of the penlsular hills so they could look down on the people below them. It seems It was only a bridge of time because a decade or so ago nobody would build a house unless he was on top of a hllL They built the house first arid spent the rest of their time figur ing ways to get home after a hard snow or a bad freeze. There's no getting around It thst the guy who lives - on the level (ground, thst Is) does less shovel ing and less grunting, and con siderably less grumbling about the Ills of hiU dwelling. Anybody considering moving out of their hill homes? Nope. They'd rather be mad. I OOKS like a touch of winter has moved In, but It's not as bad as It was last year. Then It snowed for the first time on the 25th of September and kept It up pretty steadily until March. This summer has come close to being like the ones we used to have eight or 10 years ago. Lots of warm weather, plenty of sun to loaf In and a good spring. Even tough winters like last on would be reasonably easy to take If we could pay off with good summers. Preferably without a hard frost in June, of course. ... THE human mind can be a re tentive thing if the Interest is aufflcientiy aroused. If you don't believe it Just sidle up to any of the groups surrounding a radio right now listening to the world series. They can not only keep track of every pitch throughout tha current game, but will dig back ' li w w-- I .iaiX - r i .si m - sm v i sF XW m a. fM - aa 'xexwasw to: $1 fev rc rJ Feasts x Wvv HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Copco Gross Revenues Up MEDFORD According to a tatement Issued today by A. S. Cummins, president of the Cali fornia Oregon Power company re ports gross operating revenues for the 11 months ending Srptembrr 30. IW, of I9.7CSJ17 as compared with revenues of 18.533. M tor the same period ending September IMS. dross operating revenues for I lie nine months ending September 30. S4t were 17 .397. MIS as compared with revenues of I6.4M.4:) for the corresponclmi period ending Sep-l-mbr 1K8, an increase of 481S.IS0 of 12 83 per cent. Oross operating revenues for the month of September 1949 amounted to S83.600, an increase of 190.10 or 13.03 per cent over those of Sep tember 1B4S. Sale of electricity to residential customers during the 12 months ending Rcptember 30. 1040. In creased 37 37 per cent over those of the previous periods, and average 4M8 83 kilowatt-hours per customer, at an averaae cost of 1813 cents per kilo alt-hour. Premier Quits French Post PARIS. Oct. f l President Vincent Auriol acrcptea tuusy m resignation ol Premier Henri Que uilie, and tin extreme rlni aud sell Uiiiueuiaiel began clamoruig lor a reiutn to power. 4ucuille uuered his resignation yceruay alter a bitter ituiiiel deadlock on tna wage-price issue, aim Auriot was unaoi tu pertuaue me radical socialist (conservative) leader to recuiuiurr. It was 111 fifth tlm slue the creation ul the postwar lour in French republic that Aurlul has ac- ceptea a premiers resignation. SHELTERED FROM HURRICANE The city auditorium filled Hallock, Crater Lake Chief Now Louts Hullcvk. veteran of 13 years to eoDocitv with more thon five thousand persons seeking shelter as a hurricane hit the area, i rvtce with national parks, has ' ' I tk-n nver.fh nul nf rhlef ranffer Cleaners Opening In Merrill MERRILL Charles M Van and Laurence Sanders announce the opening on Saturday. October . of the City Cleaners. Van and Sand ers purchased the building formerly occupied by the Oregon Trading Post from P. D. Curie, and have re modeled It for a complete dry clean ing and laundry service. Three day service will be given on all clean ing and laundry. Van 'has had 3 year experience in the dry cleaning business having been supervisor of the City Cleaners In Longview, Wash, for the past 14 years. Sanders will work the route and will pick up and deliver dry cleaning and laundry. Mrs. Van and Mrs. Sanders have both had several years experience In garment finishing and will handle this phase of the work. into their memories to give you facts and figures from games that were played years ago. How they can remember 'em is beyond me. I cant even remember what It was I was supposed to bring home from the store. AT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE long enough to wltne.vs a few min utes of the manifestation. I The eclipe will start at (:1 pm. , and end about 7:33 p m. Eclipse Tonight . . . If You Can See It PORTLAND. Oct. i4Wrhere'll , be an eclipse of the moon tonight.' but the weatherman thinks hardly ! anybody will see it. j He explained that clouds and showers will probably eclipse the moon all the time. An off chance Sored SATIN at ROPER ROPER exists that the skies might clear tor , PAINT STORE. It's not nece-vsary to use a double boiler for making cream or while auce. Just be sure you keep the heal low and stir constantly. of Crater lake national park Ranger Hallock replaces Chief Rsnger Clyde Ollbert, resigned. Mr. and Mrs. Hnllock are resid ing In the park and their daughter is In school at Chlco State college. State Asks Salem Building Bids SALEM. Oct. 6 (ft The stale highway commission announced to day It would open bids November 7 INSIST! McmAyi Pop'0" HiPP IITtTHTxI stay re try Ssllilectl Its ssoaey bactil v"i'V s v - on lit prnponea iiimiwsy building to be constructed in osiein. Previous bids were rejected 1PTUK3UAT, OCT. 6, IT 4 tin high. 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