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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1952)
MONDAY, MAY 12, 10152 11H.KAU) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OR BOON PAGE THKEK &mmim : ' . k Herd Survey Indicates Anterless Beer Shoot RATTLESNAKE BITE TO PROVE POINT Hurnlc Wemll, (loft), coowiiit or a reptile farm In the mountains west of Denver, Colo., recently let a rattlesnake litc him on the arm (circle) to prove that a person bitten by a rattler does not need anti-venom serum. At right Nurio Wayno Swort applies suction cups t out the poison. Police Officer Dominic Plccono looks on as he wails to drive Wendt to a doctor. The following day Wendt said ho "felt fine." I KIIANTA HKW1NO HKK rillliiB oul record booka took 1110.1i i( lhe Utile al llio Itxtil inert Iiik ol th. Hhanla. Bowing Bec'a. Mm. Holland Kliix iiliowpd Iho girl liow lo ClRuro cost and in come on tlielr project. Ilecord nook muat be tlnlhlied by April It to bt eligible lor the record bonk conical ol Hprliig fair. Hull cull w inken. Tbero were only lour girls preterit. (.I aloe Hlnclrlun MAI. IN BKI.I' ( LIB Mlvlen wero ahow.11 m the Innl meeting of the Malln Urel Club I the home of Jimmy Johnson. The movlea wero about aome ol the experiment!! which lire belnK nude oul at Carnation Farm. 30 mil Runt ol Braille. They were ahown by Lvnn Oliver Iroin the Uiiuii'iinl Krrd Cumpnny In Klam ath rall. I'm Drlinoll from the minimal officer Alborn MIIIIiik Com puiiy In I'orlliiiiil, and Kcl Hanson from the Blimp Oriiln C'onipnny. Mm, Johniiiin nerved refreah menu to the following meniljorii: Diane and Demur Mlckii, Sharon. Mcverly, and Jlminy Bcutl, Kalh leen, Roxanno. Harry, and Farrel Wiliton Norma and Norman Ultva, Hhlrley Mock, Marvin Macken. Itodney I. yon. Tommy Cnnlrcll. raltl Bmltli, and Jimmy Johnton. Koiaone M'ilaon Vrrln Clinlllfi, neWH reporter; and llun Cowell. ooiik leader. Other member are Curd llnldock. Vera Chullln, Wllmn Hubble, and Loulne Bclimoe. The next meetlni will be at the homo of Vura and Verla Cliallla, May ilb, I 'M) p.m. Alter our uunl iicnk wan completed the nioc'.lna. wan adjourned. Itelrenhmcnt verc enjoyed by the Kroup. A lov-ly cuke wa baked by Margaret Col well, a member of the ( II cooking club. The kroup alno enjoyed coffee nnd cocoa with the cuke, complet ing a very enjoyable evening. Verla (hallli the available food. inter-date herd itutlv being made Aloiu the (dateline rond east of In California. Went Una.-!! Valley - the mtrvev Now ,nere , , th h group watched Oregon Game Com- . million's 11111 Llghlfoot making mid. track count acrom the road. That ; There are several local herds Hint waa one of three method used In ml;ir:ilo Into California for winter aeternilnlng the deer herd populu- feeding, one of tlirm the Bryunt i ,?.t, t..n ka, fH.n .!...... deer-p. rhapa bv holding an antler- "un , ,,. ,,,, be(l, (rn) 0,her dlr(.cUuull. lona mcr Khool 111..V be the only u,e micrslute herd, however Is way to balance the big herd with' LluW ve"r 17 rount- Ions ol the largest locally. .... , . td moving northward acrosa the , avallnble fori.ge on in winter feed ronfi c,, far ihii year about K WXI Oenerallv, the thinking on the In area w.uth ol 1 ul-lake. had ' been counted, and Lightioot i t'-'ate herd during the survey was This Became appa'enl lust week- (id he expects only about 14,000 something like this end when ,i U-car caravan uur- to 15.000 deer to migrate north- i Thi; herd's population rises and veyed the deer-count methods ued ward t the end of this season. falls In a natural cycle. When It on tier herd and iti. vast winter 1 An Mtilrlutcd 27 0U0 deer feed in reaches a peak, overbalancing bv Iced urea. lhe concentrated' deer grazing .l umbers the available forage, na ked Lv California game expcrU, .range, many of thorn from other11""; lakes care ol the population representatives of H'orlaman'a or- trtu!l migrating la. Lm )ust KUch manner as occurred iranlxatluns throughout Cnllfornla , -jhe mtentate herd migrates winter, and Hcuthern Oregon, as well as cach u w;th some coming from LONG It AN fit: Interstate members ol the West s outdoor u, or qu miic, no-th of the feed j Consequences of i winter like the -press, leurned Uiojsiiiids "1 am- urea, even beyond Oearhart moun-i0ne past are felt for several seasons ,nais nieu o lu, iu. ...... lain, incy return normwara eacn to come. Fawning does become too fired area this past winter Decauac t.,,rir(e to their summer range. I weak U. produce healthy young their rurnbern wer-i Uxi great lor i -jhe survey Included members of i the deer are generally so weak- " .'he Associated and United Press ened thev are open to diseases. lower persist In adhering to a and ouid.r writers from ".everal parasitcj and preda-.ors. u nKi r I'"""" '" " Hr,l(n California Metropolitan newspapers. . e-.m..i a, u j p nlosopry of a Miper race, crown .,. - .h r, ' T"' California Fish and Came Uid. 1 rl ,n? ',h "rv.e.y ,?I '"t'ldivlsion says wln'er feeding Is a il ..All .r,mHi w0uld serve no legal. "m"n .f n ir i,, f ! Practlcal Impossbllity. bomethlng BAN FRANOTBCO - 'Hie Mule humane, nor any ellectlve slal,ncthe COII,mlPee moved l, $V . PV "Lav wou d be neces" attorney general sounded the death :purpole- e u""n c "iTd ,h. TSCte 5" to ,eed the k,cal "rstate knell for California alien laud law , ' ,hlmaru. regional direct- ueJThert T-'m'' tranS- Monday, or of Uie Japanese American Citl-1 'eed added on. Three weeks ago the Mate mi- League, said Brown s decis-; ' ; Why not they ask. harvest preme court declined the Inw was lon ,.,U t)e very beneficial to j William Dasmann ""nt range , enough of the animals annually so uncouMltutlonu , u.8. JcaJuXl tim" ' and Oame division partlclpat: 'llie law banned Japanese, Ko- protecting civil rlgnus. reans and other aliens Ineligible to I Calllornlam adopted the Allen U 8. cltlM-nshlp from owning prop- Lanrj Law In 1020 under Initiative erty In California. action at a time Japanese farmers Hrown called It "California's last were showing surprising success legal remnant of racial dlscrlmlna- n cultivating farmlands in the lion" , , 'stale. lhe allorney general saiu ne Kdllar'a Notel A two-day sur vey ol lhe Interstate deer herd waa conducted Haturday and Hun day by a grtup of apurtanien and newnmtn. Hndln ol the first day'a aurvi-y wero eciverrd by Malcolm ICpley Jr.. of the Herald and News. A second alory to be published In a 'lav or will roundup the complete survey. This reeend story Is belnx written by Jim Thomas, outdoor writer for lb' Associated Tress.) By MAM OI.M I J'l.hV JK. A larger harvest of Inters! Alien Property Law Killed as to maintain the balance with the foinge uvallaul-i, rather than have them die of starvation latarf . Asked one local conservation!!, "Does a cattleman slaughter his i best bulls every year? That's what is happening aach hunting season with the deer." SHiMVALK ART NIIOW RAI.EIGH N, C. I Til Raleigh Women's Club decided to I be different so thev held the cltv'a first sidewalk art show. The paint ings had a led brick building for la background. The artists were at j their easels lemlnillng of a Paris street scene. Students of Raleigh art instructors and students at I North Carolina State College took . part. DRAIN TILE Dr.fn III far flcM drtla i lt luh Ul fil-a PEYTON It CO. 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