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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1949)
THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Old Sourdoughs Show 'Drugstore Prospectors' How to Look for Gold riHiiwnr.rx, Aik. (vi. 27 m Kraldrllla nl thlt ord-aklll( tent vlllaiie rrprraent a lulrly emirate rrosa-seillon nl Alaskan natives. nld-lliiirr, rheeclinkoa and business men. The old-IUners art a quirt iroup (iiIik about llirlr biulnrMi with I he calm f lllilrtu y burn il many yrare exwrlrnro III tin north. Tlielr entire equipment lor month's atay In thla trearlierous llilrrnrna la carrlrd In a lame park. A trnl. a collapsible alova. a Irw priunda il drhydraled vrk lahlea and drlrd meat, an ee and inn ara all these redoubtable characters require. nllrand Hlyle nut lli rlwrchakos Indian for newcomers arrtva Ilka motion pic- Few Operators laid off By Dial Phones BEATTLK. CXt 27 idV-Th swltih Irnm manual to dial tele phones has apparently made little dlllrrriu In rraonnrl costs for Irlrpliuna rompanlea. records dis closed yenerday at atate public commission hrarlnis. exhibits were nut on word ahow Ini the Parllle Telephone and Tele raph comny had 301 operators In January. IMS. and run about 1700 In thr slate now. althoUKh tht number ol manual telephones as reduced aubntanllally during the period. lUIr lllkra The lenilhy hrarlnia movrd Into their linal atsc today ol. the com pany'! rcqueal for Increased rates Ihrouitliout III slate to net 17.000. 000 yrarly. Mora than SO per rent ol all company lelephonce are now dial operated, ha aald. Gotham's Subway Then and Now NEW YORK. Oct. 27 i,r.-The New York; eubwsy ayatem celebrat. d IU ialh blrthnay today. If grown some: 241 Ad mllra along 37 lines collccllitg about S.400,. 000 dimes dally. But In ona respect tht subvsys heven'l chaniird murh since the day in 1004 aheti the lint Hue aa open ed from city hall to Uroadway and 145th street by way of Clrand Cen tral and Time square. That day reporter wrote: "Men tought. kicked and shoved to get on." lure ata.ni on an ocean voyage. Huge bundlra of clothing, tanned fond. Innry iMiiterua, hravy atovra and many small comlort Itrma are pllrd on the river bank In hurried du older. They arrive by plane and tha pilot, alier helping them carry be longing to the river bank, atlrmpla In Impress null passenger Willi the dangera of the country. When the plune lravra the "drug store proaiei-tora" took brwllderrdly aiouiul, dually attaching them aelvra to an old-timer whom they ply will) questions: "Where Is unslaked ground?1 "Where U a good place to pan lor lew nuggeta?" "How will the rather be this week?" "Where do we go from here?" Pusrlrd California Rap Brannan Program Br BILL JKNKINM THE California stale chamber of commerce has followed up 'IU regular weekly letter In a special with this Information: "Secretary ol Agriculture Braniisn' plan of lurm prlii support today drew blistering resolution of opposition from the C'KCC . . . the Brannan prim rain la opposed on the ground that such a program would tend to bring about' complete regimenta tion ol agriculture through unwar ranted and undesirable extension of controls over production and mar keting of farm product. . . measure also would establish precedent for general use of consumer subsidies, ll!ch In turn would lead to Increase of already opprraslve tax burdrna . . ." IxmiIu like the Callfornlana don't think much ol Mr. Brannan plan. paper. It becomes something tangi ble which you have once possessed and know you can possess again." All well and good. Maybe It works tor some people. I'm looking at the remnants of my glad book right now and feeling more depressed every minute. Mine is the most concrete writing In the world namely can celled checks. I7iry were written, these that I'm looking at now Uial la, during very happy period re cently when I waa on vacation. But Instead ol reminding me of the pre clou momenta sient by the mur muring Pacific 'hey only call to mind visions of next month s rent, gro cery and utility bills and how am I going to pay ihein after all these little entries In the 'glad book?' May be the good doctor and I don't see eye to eye. as BNOTHKR suggestion from the same source recommends that all wldowi be Interned for several month following the dentin of their husbands. The author fall to state Just where thl should take place but vaguely hint at the advisability ol trip. Thla should be done, points out journal of Living, In order to save the bereaved widow from sales men and promoters as well as tha mental horrors of moving In with lamlly or friends. The Journal seems mainly concerned that aald widow may 'fritter away money that might have kept them comfortable for years.' Agajn It could be, but draw ing from the page of my 'glad book' I can tell her that with the price of travel what It la today she might Just a well move In with Junior and put up with the salesmen. She'll have Just a much money left on way a the other. Tiny green plant called alga grow on the tur of the sloth, a South American animal that live in tree. These plant provide cam ouflage for the sloth. Of .-rr A All thla the old sourdough ' j wr.nE fascinating mall thl morn tmwrr with kindly patience and PI .... . .,. , lhe rheei-linkos grow more be wiltlrted and iietplexed. When Ihey Irani that they mut chop slakes and gather llrrwood. dig a hole In Ircmrn ground and undergo possible 00 degree below sero weather, a number ol them catch the next plnne back to Fair banks. Many ol them stay a few days until they get tired ol trying to cut a straight line through near ly Impenetrable bruih. Then they decide "thrre'a probnbly no gold here anyhow" and return home. Ing. Tills one comes from Nrw York, put out by the Journal of Liv ing and advises you to keep a 'glad book' for rainy days. According to a NYC psychologist If you write down In your 'glad book' the happy experiences you have had you will then have them to look back over and enjoy In concrete form during your periods of depression and blue moods. "By describing your happy frame of mind In writing," the psy chologist point out. "you give It visible form, the reality of Ink and i ! AT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE Y Somebody Pulling Deputy's Leg? 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