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WKDNKSDAY, JANUAKY 30,
Storing Water Near Source
Suggested as Usage Measure
HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKOON
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WAHIIINOTON 'PI -A Civil
Acronautlca Hoard rxKinlitcr rcrc-
UMiincnrlrd TucmIhv Hint Kmplrc
Air Uws, Inn., bo given renewed
nuthorlly to operate In Uie Idaho
WmihliiKton area nnd be allowed to
fxlond H aervlce to Tiicoma and
Braille..
I The examiner, Fliiliih I.. Winer,
recommended tlmt tin: company's
protmaal to, nerve Portland, Ore,
oe denied,
Winer alo nronoKcd lliat the
cerllllcnle ol United Air Linen, Ine.
he umcndrn lo permit a'TVlcc to
mid from Walla Wanh, Wash , with
out an Intervening atop at Pcndlc
ion. Ore.
Wlw'r reeominendcd that Unlt
ed'a cortlllcau be chanired to re-'
tlillrn that fllKhln between Pcndle
lon or Yo11h Walla and Belittle and
Tucomit. aliould Include a stop at
Portland.
Wiser aald Empire' certificate
should be renewed until Dec. 31,
1855.
'I1ic company had asked that It
be renewed until 1057.
Hiccup Champ
Still At It
O'Leary, 26, In lo In weight be
cause of his restricted diet and the
fact that he can retain lood only
20 minutes. He thus receives lit
tle nourishment from the little he
can eat.
His diet: Toaat and hot wnlr
LOS ANOELKSiP) JacU I for breakfast; peas or carrots and
O'lary, who weighed 135 pounds 'hot water for lunch; peas, carrots
before he was nelwid with the and foast for dinner,
worlds longest hlccuplng attack ! Two hundred doctors and 20.000
iiiijid Minn wmt: nin, m urn. jrcnin
ago. Is now down to 78.
The former market manager ,
has been hlccuplng at least once
letters suggesting
failed to help him,
remedies have
SINUS INFECTIONS
DR. E. M. MARSHA
ftucceiifutlr TrvsUi
EielBiv Method
ft Nt. Ilh Phn IMt
Cbirnnrartl Fbvi-ian
riT pneTion miivft
ITGIIYSIIin
Zomo a mnbrn highly nwdleaM 1
antiwptle pramptl niton Itch and .
aldi healing of aurfseeskin rrilfl
and scalp Irritations. atCMU
a second, except lor two Drier res
pites, since June 13, 1048. An ap
pendix rupture brought them on.
A STRING OF SMALL DAMS to back water into natural catch basins in mountainous
country cant of hero Is suggested as a step toward conserving and making use of the
natural water of thin area before it flows down the Klamath.
AUCTIONEERING
c
Sale Management
nd
Hy HALE Ht'AllllltOl'Oll
Protective step which could be
taken lo control and save wnler
originating in Uie Klamath coun
try were outlined In a recent teller
lo the Herald and News by Carl
l'roebstel of Dly.
Up In the hills around the head
water of the norlll and sou til
forks of Ihe Bprague, Fifth Hole
creek -and Pole creek, l'roebstel
)xinia Out, the terrain forms big
natural catch basins capitule ol
holding million of fret of water.
He auuucaUi a lino of small
dams lo hold back Ihe usual Spring
water surplus as near to lis source
as possible for use later on thou
nands of, acres ol laud all tue way
down lo Chtloqum and also south
west Into Langell Valley.
Dams, Procosie! auc Krabi, could
be put on llio Norlll Uprague Just
west of Uearharl mountain: on the
Bouth tipragu III ihe canyon earn
of Bly and north of Uie highway:
across fish Hula creek south ol
Ihe highway and serous Pole oreck
aoulh of Bly.' .. .
Each would back up Hie runoff
Inlo a natural catch basin lo lorm
a lake which could be UnpJ for
waicr control and storage at well
being nocked lor flihlng
to sportsmen, and stored up water
by natural seepage Into the ground
should In soma measure raise the
level In wells that are becoming
Lowe Takes
Hercules Job
Oordjn E. Lowe has been
named Ihe plant superintendent
and chief chemist of Hercules
Powder company's Klamath Falls
plant, the company announced to
day. He suireeds Lvle W. Rothenber
grr, recently appointed general
Miperinlcndenl of Ihe Klamath
Falls plain.
For the past Iwo years Lowe has
been area superintendent at the
Hercules plant In Halllekburg.
Miss. Prior to that Ue was war
icllel urea superintendent at the
naval stores plant In Brunswick,
Oa., for five years.
In 1944 he served as assistant
chief chemist at the Radford Ordl
I
more in uc lor irriKiiuon. inc
wells tap underground water and
the water has to come Irom some
where. It probably results Irom
seepage somewhere higher In the
hllls.
On the same subject, some
ranchers In Buile Valley are hav-
lug considerable Mlrrai tupoing
underground flows for irrigation. I
Where does that water come '
from? Tho probability is tlmt it I
comes from melting snows on the
north slope of Ml. Blunt a which '
disappear Into tho ground.
That muni be It. Deep snows
cover Ml. fchuMa every Winter and !
melt off In the Spring and Sum-1
mcr. But no rivers or even creeks I
of any great size arise on this
side of the big rockpile. The water i
goes underground. I
The Bureau of Reclamation Is j
now conducting experiments with i
about 30 Wells In Butte Valley lo j
see how extensive the underground
flow Is. Tills writer was told re- j
cenlly of a new well In the valley
which Is producing fairly warm
water. '
OiaduBt, of IVtitrrn CnlUtr
Of Aill',nrrfp' . . . Hilling.. Mont.
Certified Pedigree Reader
Successful Kale are the Result of Proper
Promotion, Management and Auctioneering.
Specializing In FARM, PI'RF.BKKD LIVE
STOCK and REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS.
G. W. (Jerry) FALES,
AUCTIONEER
!UM Alva Klamath Falls Ph. 2-2452
Free Service on Church St Benefit Auctions
lie also anirue.-.ia d a m m I n a the i nance Works, a government ex-
hycan far north ol where it enters 1 plosives plant operated bv the
ine Hprague. ami the Williamson I "ercule Powder Co.
aliove Its coniiueiice with the ! A native of Hercules, Calif..
Bprugue at Chlloqum, III older lo I own graduated from Ihe Unlver
catch the mountain water which isiiv of California at Berkeley. He
pours out Willi the Sprum thuw. I lolned Hercules In 1041 as a bal
All ol these rivers and creeks j ll.-illcs fcupcrvlsor In the company'
yt io'innkeup it sourco o the t KenvlF, N.J..1-plant. ' :"'. ' ,,
'Kluinirth rJvcV. A nuinber ol small
er streams feed Into the Spr.tgue,
Ihe Sprague merges with Ihe Wil
liamson at Chiloquln and the Wil
liamson pours on into Upper Klam
ath lake. Klamath river comes out
this end ol Upper Klumiith lake,
through the stages ol being called
Link river and Lake Kwauna, and
flows on to tho sea.
It only seems reasonable that,
If the lower part, of the Klamath
la to be put Into Jeopardy by Uie
need of Central and Southern Cal
ifornia for reliable source of wa
ter (the lower part of the Klam
ath, In this Instance, apparently I
means below Keno) Klamath Coun
ty and Oregon should be Interested
In storing and making use of wa
ter this area produces as near the
source as possible.
Procbstei has an Idea of how It
could be -done. It deserve sober
thought. ' . . 1
The ram II lea lions ' of what
Proebstel calls his "dream" are
great, and most of Uicm good.
- Creation of more mountain lakes
for fishing should be of interest
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe have two
children. Lowe Is expected to ar
rive In Klamath Fulls sometime
around the middle of February,
Rothenburger said.
During Ihe fashion craze for
feathers during the 1880's and '80's
about 60,000 New Clulnea plumes
were annually shipped abroad.
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RED BLUFF BULL SALE FEB. 7th, 8th, 9th,
i ca 71 this time NExrygiR xi1' .MfXCh fiVw
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The Red Bluff Bull Sale is the largest Range bull sale in the United States.
With the tough grading and sifting of these bulls, (all bulls must grade 2
or better) a large percent are good enough to go in the average purebred
herd, but in their everyday clothes and ready to go to work. These kind of
bulls are what the successful commercial cattlemen are using to produce
cattle that make a real profit. This is especially true of those who raise their
own replacement heifers. The inexperienced grower who tries to buy bulls,
registered or unregistered just because they look cheap in the first place Is
hurting no one but himself. After all, your bulls are half your herd. With the
high cost of feed, which will not get cheaper in the near future, you cannot
afford to use any but the best range bulls. Bulls of this caliber are not an j
expense but an investment. These are the kind of bulls you will find at tho -
Red Bluff Sale, whether you are interested in Herefords, Angus or Durham.