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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1952)
HF.nAI.n AND NKWS. KI.AMATH FA M.S. OnECOW PACK SEVEN Underseas Explorer Turns To Caves The explorera hope to trare the course of the underground river by coloring Ita water and then watch ing for It In other caves of the chain which winds under the earth. They also Intend to make a atudy ranean rooks and aearch for any live Ihlnga in the depths. Last year they found a new species of cock roach transparent, almost while and without eves. All the Insect found at such great depth are white and blind. OLOHON. Trance I Belgian subterranean river flowing- toward the north. (A meter la 1 28 feeti. Cosyna and hla French compan ions Intend to build a aecond camp at a depth of 606 metera. Thev will make the descent to this point with I'hvalclal Max Cosyna, who once plunged under the act In a bathy- Thla time the explorera hope to of the radlo-actlvtty of the aubler- rphere with Profeaaor Augusta Pic- trace the pannage of the river and reach even greater depth. Lorqest piano stock in this part of the Weir card, started an expedition under Ilia earth Wednesday. the aid of electric winding gear. Bane camp for the expedition la Thla machine, designed bv the Bel With other epeleolonlsU (cave already Installed within a hundred gian himself, la expected to enable the drop to be made In only 20 mlnutn as compared with two hours needed last year- Knabe Kimball Wurlitzei explorers) ha will live In darkness yardi of the opening leading to the for tha next two weeka while he Irlrs to beat world records by raven. It contain food supplies, laauert, ropes, pneumatic boats rechlnK the depth of mora than 1.000 varda In tha (treat black cave which descend under the Pyrenees near the Spanish frontier at Pierre Halnt-Martln. Cnsvna and hla party made a vertical descent of 832 meters, beatlnic the former world record, last vrar. Alter that they descend ed 605 metera bv a alnplna; decli vity to a point where they found a and water-proof aulta. S&b Calhoun A Other Leading Make Pianos Low Prices. Low Terms Rent a Piano Rent and Apply Plan Louis H Mann Piano Co. EXPERIMENT' STATION edviiory committee looks over experimental plod on Lower Klamath Lake undar the direction of Dr. Al Halvorion. Tha muck loill have baan riponding to superphos phate, while tome treat have alto raiponded to copper and manganese application. The ad vilory committee toured the area latt week preceding the field day. MIRRORS far sar raam la laa liaaMl SfcT K. Mala. 130 N. 1th Hammond Organ wi:dni:si)AY, auciist n, urn , , ...... . .,. a '..re ' n ,v,, ; . - ' " :, " ' " . ; -;; C ' . - -4 DRAIN TILE I fc vi' tJl la" tLmV m' I ArifXflV iJtf$l PEYTON & CO. II fl tit'trli TYPi m rt r bmb Youth Admits Weird Killing BKU.1NOHAM, Wash, n lUirnll a olllters aald a 16-ycnr-old boy admitted In a aignrd state ment Tuesday that tie killed his lather alter brooding over Hie tat ter's abusive Innguugo to him. The boy la I'iiiiI (lump. The father, Emll Oarue, in, was allot through Uie head Willi a rule In bed early Tuewlay in the family home on the Ml. Maker Highway. Urputy Hherill Charlen Caniiell said the son said he and his father I ' haven t nl along lur a long liine." The b"y ft a bring held without rhnrtie. Ills statement releimed by aher Ill's alllrrrs drcrlled a Html abu sive Inciflent as he and hin father were on a fence-fixing chore Mon day mithl. "lie began swearing al me about tools as he couldnt find them." tne stalemrnt aald. "I allowed Uiein to him. 'Jlien he aald 1 was dumb and all aorta of aweur words. I ! made up my mind then I would kill him. I "1 have thought about It belore j at dlllerenl nines. We haven't gut I along for a long tune. "About a.m., in the morning my mother waa out at the barn getting the rowa in to milk. My father was in bed. I got up and got the. 3030 ride which was In my bedroom; went to his bedroom; took aim at his heart and llred. 1 knew I had killed him. "1 then went nutdoora and told my mother. Then 1 went and told my uncle." The uncle called the sheriff's office. Pope Declares Social Aim CAPTKL OANDOLFO tH Pope Plus XII said Wednesday the aim of the Roman Catholic church In the labor problem la to overcome and compore aoctal differences. For the church, he emphasized, the labor queatlon la not class atruggle." The pontiff spoke during an au dience granted to Italian priests serving aa ahtps' chaplaina and inlviloiiarlcs among Julian einl granta In Europe. Emphasising several questions as a major problem of priests In their work, the Pop charged them to tell "your faithful that the church has always had and always will have maternal concorn for the workers.'1 In the countries where the mis sionaries are stationed, the Pontiff continued, the labor question long ago passed "Its Ural singe." "What 60 or 70 years ago was the goal of the worker has now become his natural right and safe posses sion and not without the faithful cooperation of the church." Canada Credit Party Wins KDMONTON, Alta. Lit The Social Credit parly which advo cates social credit monelnry theo rieswan swept bnck Into power for itn fifth connecutlvo term in Amel ia's provincial elections Tues day. It waa a landslide victory for Premier E. C. Manning, at 43 the youngest government leader In Cannrin, With a total of 61 seats the standing of I he parties was: Sonnl Credit 41; Llbcrnls 1; Cooperative Commonwealth Foundation (CCFI I; Independent Social Credit 1; doubtful 17. Manning thus retained the com manding position he held In the previous government which ad minister this province, rich In oil and natural gas. tils policy of permitting limited export of natural gan lo other provinces and the Unllcd States won public endorsement. The opposition had opposed ex port nt this tlmo clnlmlng thnl re serves wero Insufficient for Al berln'a own needs. Both Liberal Lender J. Harper Prowso and CCF Lender Elmer E. Roper were reelected. The Pro-gresftlvc-Conscrvntlvcs fnllcd to win a slnglo sent. ItonsM OPKNH M'RON't llOOIt MT. VKRNON, III. ft The owner ol Billy the horse wns proud of Blily'a culn trick of opening gntcs and doors. But Billy llnnllv opened tha wrong one. I. B. Mor gan's trained horse nuvir.led open the door of Morgnn's wheat gran ary. Billy and his tenm mate. Bcntit, ate their fill, flllrd up with wntcr, swelled up and died. Housework Easy Without . Nagging Backache NrlnRbpkiiciV, tout, of pritmnlrnerrr, hcMiacln-H nml liiKtitrnn mny boiliu tonlutv ilown of kltlnry fundion, I rot-tort nny jrnni kfclnff function li vry ImpnrUnl to oorj hrtilth. Wlien jmniit cvarydny condition, itch an Htrru nd ftlraln, rut wen thin )mtortnt funsllontoiilow down.many folkanuffarnpiff gins bRiknr)i-fl mlicrtililv. Minor btd. d r Irrlttml lon Hue to roM or wrotnf diet mny caiiiciTclllniipnlicl)triorrreqiipntiRHRtta, Ddfi't nriUct yottr kidnryrt If itta coitdl lioni bolhi-r yim. Try Donn'i Pill- mild dl i) ret In, Urtcd mireeanftilly by mill Ion I for ovrr 50 yfnid. It' nmnilns how mitny tlmi lhinn'fi nivit hftiipy rpllef from thrta dlncom. fnrl-lirlptliel5mlleiinf kidney tuliridndfll. Ur fituh out wt, del Donn'i Pill torinyl . ? -v. f mmiiTTiltmmmmmmmtimmmmi aift.. f Jim Floyd Harriet Floyd We're tickled pink to be back in t h e photographic business full icale. To mention tandardt of production would be normal ad vertising procedure; we prefer to let our work peak for itself. Attend the big open house end tee the equipment that has thrilled us so to install. For tne photography of children we will use the large, studio photogenic speed lamps; for conventional portraiture our instal lation includes the Hollywood "Cool-light" system. Our displays will show you the quality of work you may expect. We will not specialixe in any one branch of photography but will maintain the same standards of quality in the hondling of weddinqs, children, conventional portraiture end commercial photography. We are anxious to see old friend and new ones, and will have a little gift certificate for those who attend the biq open house, Thursdoy evening. it a j" ""J" for buin ..u....vvu miugnine rriaay morning. Jim ! Herri! Photography by sasfesW Ki i f ft? v li! IWL ' 'i III ' v 1 f I! p: 5 fc''V' on ?? " THURSDAY, EVENING, 8 'til U Visit with us In our " Beautiful NEW store! It Is with considerable pride that we open the doors of our new, metropolitan photographic store to our own home town people. We sincerely want you to visit with us end participate in the several gomes and contests planned for your enjoyment. No merchandise will be sold at our open house; it is a sociable get-together. We will show you behind-the-scenes of photofinishing production. You will inspect our very modern eguipment and see hew your snapshots are produced. We know that you will enjoy the porty. " BRING YOUR CAftERA! FOR THE BEST CANDID PHOTOS OF OUR 2 LOVELY MODELS, "Pet" Patterson end Caroll Hamilton, lovely models, will be en hand to pose for all you guest. Pose them of you wish. Rules are on yoor entry blank. Twa free flash bulbs will be given contestants with flash equipment; or two giant com mercial photo lamps are provided for those without flash equipment. CANDID CAMERA CONTEST PRIZES 1st $25.00 in merchondise 2nd $15.00 in merchondise 3rd $ 1 0.00 in merchandise 4th $5.00 in merchandise DOOR PRIZES 1st ARGUS, Model 40, Reflex Camera, with flosh ond carrying cose. Volue $49.!5 2nd AIMSCO Flash Clipper Kit, with com ero cose, carryoll cose, film, flosh globes ond batteries. Volue $26.95. 3rd Parker "51" Fountain Pen ond Pencil Set. Volue $22.50 4th Beautiful 8x10, oil painted Portroit by Floyd, Value $8.00. 5th Beautiful 8x10, etch-texture, brown tone Portroit by Floyd. Volue $7.00. GUESSING GAME PRIZES 1st Ansco Flash Clipper Kit (Described obove) Volue $26.95. . 2nd Schaeffer Pen ond Pencil Set. Volue $17.50. 3rd Viewmaster, with light attachment and 3 reels. Value $5.00. 4th 5x7 Texture Portrait by Floyd. Volue $5.00. 5th 5x7 Wormtone Portroit by Floyd. Volue $4.00. at underwood's STUDIO PHONE 4526 ROY WELLS at the HAMMOND ORGAN FREE COFFEE and DONUTS Grand Opening forBusiness A GREATER STOCK! A GREATER STORE! A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC PLANT! ffI I JP vi ii ii ri n ii m nr szc ur Hi SHOP 706 Main St. Phone 7063 NOTE - Our Old Store Will be Closed All Day Thursday for Moving - Underwood's Camera Shop y a,......, ''flVJ'X:-? V ;.; -.- -a, -Jld,. aeaMaj
