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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX utd a, n vn NEWS. KLAMATH FAIJA ORWN FRANK JENKINS BILL JENKINS Editor Managing Editor Entered as second class matter it the pot office of Klama'l. Falls. Ore., on Aususl 20. 1906, under net of Congress. March I, HT9 .MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED TRtSS Tht Aisocinted Pres. u entitled exclusively to the use for publication of all the local news printed In this newspaper " well all AP newt. SIBStKirilON ItATES MAIL " CARRIER I montli 'j. 1 5 ' ' Bon'h a ik. . 1 50 6 months 10 1 yer .7 j WOO I year Telling the Editor Thcvll Vo lr livery Time MATER TIGHT By Jimmy Hallo ' ...tv tr BILLBOARD lelection and office-taking that 'it 'have disappeared, j makes one feel pretty proud to be- True, some of KLAMATH FALLS The arrant- we lor ,!.. lias irny vnvtuw j ma i,na run in I ire a n-cir I have read about it, I haw not seen any that rails attention te wnai i oeneve is a iaci, nr nrec in:tatlon An Aur waier&hed la decreasing, k!M Una a .- . T . -a . MAri 'from the US Oeoiogiral Survey Ihtt ...a r-al. ,...... ha. 4lhiiii.KjI jv per cent in 70 years. 1T,a U.lllamatta hti altA dimin ished and many lake that were; large bodies of water M years a(o the lakes were By BILL Jt.M. circuon " uiit:a-aM. i I ' m.lra. nr. a. fnal nf'v ArAltrf Ilia UUICQ OlHirs pi. Alliri.in ...an.. va a-a - -v r" - ' I has a new president. Jons. ' low when the first Immigrant trama With all the pomp and panapolyj it s been a long time aince there! can" through the country and that- accompanies the inauguration j has been the spontaneous feeling much water is Impounded for pow Dwight Elsenhower look over in I toward a chief executive that there ,r ,nt irrigation. I know about that the midst of a typical American j is with Eisenhower. From the start j M course, 'or I am of tht lourin scene. . he has been Ike. No folderol about , Bfnrr.i.on in uregon ana mis o It Is a credit to the man that : initials or nicknames founded on1")' SO"1 'r In Klamath, but I he made his addre.s in the firm. ; either military or political prac-1 ,m convinced thai the precipitation sincere tones of one who means . tice. Just plain Ike. a friend, a mucn ira man tt was ncn 1 n-hat ha aava nri ItlMnt tA hirk rMl nrOn . human Kama ainnn first CSllie here ailft I hellev. tUSI wnai ne says ana means io oaca reai nerson. a numan oeinr aione . - ana it up; I is a credit lo the Ameri-jwilh the rest of us. Not since Lin-i00'0 engineers will erify wnai can public that the people jam-! coin has this spirit been so pro- ' ' ming Washington for the event I nounced. A good sign. ! Some say, ' Cutiing the timbe: nmiiM inn iv Hinm iirun iniin i ann lara uvik a. enougn w appreciate me soiemnay of the situation. And looks like a bright new future for America. Oood luck,, Ike. There are so many things so typ ically American about this whole t, ' nuu lane iwt av uir (.uir una mu.-ca l. vui uwi "IK (rati- y showing D C. on the great day. A 1 1) explains the reason. I record crow d jainmed the city to 1 Last July I . isned my old home vj welcome a new man. And if that in Lincoln county on the Coast and ... a i.'uasi nine uu grs.uic ivuiiu uia. w.r a.trAiiit air ainatici t rilln't knAW nna UrVia T aa t. i Ih.n n-hM 1 n ac a hat' a ha, a a !K?a SnKr JO v-v-7-.-T r'rV. rr-r- ' i , f- K, -Jf I . f IX ' II ( . yjr ' .j i j ., s n i i i f main i m -t i . HAN , MAiiT" riefrtMe CmerlUa -(. t lrrtM Ot.- Mi : " ' t aal a ' a llilaal l.a . . .. . . w - nj-a nnai nRSI l , ' "1 k flral AmaHr.a '" A IlidiiH port kimwii , .ljl A .mi la, oe lit tit of ."'iSj CUV of Aalorla. aa lha n... . 7"iU 3 u Mt acilemenl in ih, Notlhwoal. II .. diai.ga.d I,. y2Li ...fe.'aim attempt i, Sil , ll nam. f W,n.hl ,.1 a atll-titn on Ih. inw.r C-l.maJiS? in mo run Aat,i. . lulled umler oid.ia ,f Ult ,; S3 New Voia lur i...rh.n. . .' kI1 c A-lai, II oi.m,,d in, Snaj rtfie Fur Company , ".'"Ni ut..io..,y of h NJ Amerir.it rur Comi.i.-, It a hia autlaciotta p, ta ffc 1 Ublult li.dun M u-iJViJ ntwitli M Um Coluintila n,... ..tia .nK t. .thr fwu 6r ii.p,uJ; 3 jtmom Una (-t u. tut, rogldii'SN ini'iwd to till,.. H ., .i",",! Aatora Imiimi to nkt an aiiaiua. I merit Willi uw huuian. in AtaaaLW to ba nia tni,a eg, m i HAL BOYLE Europe Hails Ike Address tall iuf llMlt .alAlUlal..a.a... lain, on or la in , - a- . a ... a ajyu n. . . . (oiled in. Iwiulli. (nd Ul. " .i-i io'eil.nd Th. Tommin. ia. S? S ,1'ap. Hum. tud si ih. II,.., ir7 un Uj.ihI,, and re.cltod ik. "sI The Doctor Says a-v-.a. VrMlu .ai Thara Ml I I nll I aifll B.tltl Iirr TlCllflll Nowhere in the world Is there a used to gather moss by the toruiai much Dagmar ai thr.-e r.l ! Ilium i . u. . I Aki4CC k i iaTf race so lond of a pariy as us and bale it and ship it for pack-Mo be. ' 1: i ner t. rd to k at! LONHN . Me.it. n joi JANIVlC 0 MAD I Americans. Literally thousands of ing purposes. That mxs used to She Just drcidrd -he u '" iba r n-alt-., id km-ck uu nintio a .nn we'rcii.e to Fti- ,T,wj( ITS l-lllranf n.aaaa t.a,a k.a. 'i a . ., a,,.a nt . x.t l.i " i I1.1V. ' ., tl ..f la. k.lhiaain ral.la.l tta. ' a..l al .ai.tiaMa a f IAai4fiaaf a a and taaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaanBaHaBaaanaaaaaBaBBaBaa.. I " favam UIOI Ua3 ailU IIBtlg l lCS.UtiI. Ml.lJOlJIirS UirrV "tM.II I a a"'1 a- w.-,....... ..(... . a ... a.. - -- - . - "aaaaaaw. W ' jheaded East lor Nonh or South (ret !or.g. from tree brjnche ar.d in r'r eroiu-m, i.-r park- nur c.Vrnull) and jiu- vuu hailed h: imuswrat ,-. h ai WAlilltNUTUM J-!, ta UltS jor Westl for the teeming center; the wooos were carpeied with it. ! f- 'Firry oiii.n hai a iighl lo one pioot el toniiiiunl American i .lli,.i hu 'al of IM t'ovaaijalltT of Washington D.C. They stayed but now it is gone, yet there is And ,hf Republican ...mi.i t.;,rl ,,, m haib.nd And : opcratum '... in Coi.m mint i at hotels as far awav as a hundred more timber then now than when "rauon is looiin. I r ail. i c on u,.,. n)int - . nvi n.ii We.i. 1 alllnii a coui.la nl a..i . ,. ' ra), By E. P. JORDAN. M. D. i mUes and commuted to the city 'I was boy. I V f ' ;'' , ., yl' Feiy..in.a about Da.mar la b., 0 ,.,,,. , ,., ,., ,ut,, Femil Ku.niyrw.r mar .ei 2.,f, , Rheumatism is an old-fashioned, on the Potomac. T.iey crowded! The point I am getting at is tha! ' ' h,rv-- abu-rn-. . ou ' " '" " ,l" 4i j to K.x-u' own . u.ltem.v.l flown I. deuilt on MI H. imJT, name, but even now there are imo dining rooms and cheerfully if It continues to diminuh at that , .?,v n "', lH'1 ""' l poll.-, )ul a, il (n.tiut will, to W I ! ll S, aZi i. u JM " wr They raie ror anotner generation, there rc " ht ,.lnilnfll h., , ' l-.an o. ntr. ,u;lfcB f,e,uco( Itwitian I lt Intuguial .ddie-a .!!.(tUi i. .ST1 h. blamed on any stood at crowded cocktail bars and , will be a scarcity of water for our ' ",h. -. ,' f -J T 1 J l"1"''1" ' " . A .., , .Imply tililn.d hi. iljoi, Z , J a ' lii S.f'? i ;rUlrl"s,or nt"- a'd Wlhout service for hours. aU;ow U5e here in Klamath and C.ll-I ril r, D.rCr a c.nnv la-., '"' Tu " ,Xi,""r 'uuwl , ifil tl .nl 17. L. ' .Mr w . '" SJ,1!; JU" 'f n b, achem. w, be worth-! JTXr ' ,$.JZ iUIJ hai. come far', , -'e j-- ' -,Jf SK r S -SS; U dependent on ' everl, ! 7:;' - j;.- 'S sirt SnlyTnd s: 0,r" "e event would 'been wet and dry cvcle. but over ' -e-t-n; around my bra id. .Now I and two ha.dbo.lrd e. No ... " ""'"' " !"' " ' " out any apparent reason. If they 50 1"''"ouaded by secret aery ! all. he precipitation ts growing rin tnlnt 'aster. But I m lur on lh e;s,-i ju,t ta. tlx afxlli j w""'n K-uovo'a pr.a too. deep lkj i . do not disappear without treat- ic' mea ,n militarr personnel less. j When I diet tile weight coinea off oji aalaJlacioii in natina Wial Fi(. , . , Mm 111", ment, a search has to be carried that only a fleeUng glimnie could i Oreat Salt Uke has been a great "" me. I trei , liule men late l the renmg I h.v. ,w' aj.jwnif.ly w,ll l:isw Iba ' J ; " rh !:. " 1?,'" vaST.'1!. out for an. n,,,, , becaueht Silt lhav luanaal ... an... Inl.nal ... n. . I She Said. hOW-ever. Ihal Wllittl'.IU ala. .:n. i..T.. i Jams .maial loir .ii iv-Ja-v In., P"f0 l.ilO 1W h(X ay. Ilake where Carson Sink, in Ne'.a, d?" h h,dn ' hu" i '" " .led' lonwt, in4 ' h' rr.d.o, , 1"'n '' P""""" It takes nrettv huskv .nrf h.a. WTiv din i... ... celebrated che-t expansion ,,r, ... . ,. , " ..., '. "' o4 W Uae aj. Tan kl C Yes- Water Is valuabl. ar.d we !T5.h" ""i?1:.?? :,p!:d . N ,?! P-obably k.U mo .1,1,. bad belter keen our sh.r.. l".'" ":"r,alroi,t ,nou4h to taw if fection. such as infected tonsils or abscessed teeth. However, there ts no single cause which can be picked out and it id Often haral n nnln .. auw, MJ anjf definite source of the trouble. For tunately, the majority of pains ap pear for a short time and then co away without leaving any harmful effects. One common type of muscular pain and aching is that which de Telops when a person has been deeping or sitting in a drafty place This can be most uvnr rmM ally, someone wakes up with a muscular pain la the neck or shoul der which makes turning the head .. uauajjy, nowever, this kind of rheumatism lasts for only few hours or days. XnfeCtiOriS anrf AVU a.a.nalll vu.wi.iuu5 re coriunon sources of trouble. aouatuiar .cuing irequently follows rheumatic fever and similar gen eral disease. If muscular rheumatism keeps on and the cause cannot be dis covered AF alia J ' . ' " u-n-wvcrea, cannot treated satisfactorily, a great uiacwnuori ana mterference with normal acUvlty occurs. When thla happens several different types of treatment may have to be tried before relief can be obtained. Hot baths, carefully chosen exercises of benem massage In long-lasUng or chronic eases Jf ?! P-m-kUling drugs may hat- to be considered. Theae must be taken with care, ud milder I"' .,6uch " Tlrta are safer than strong ones. Liniments or oint-?..-TOCh, " 0,8 oW-fashioned S2S S "if r wil1 "metlmes ln. a0"' houll not be used too lifgwhnr.?e5r mf.y merely "ve dittTO "Me-ll" a serious con. Few people go through life with. LVmgv.one or more bo"" of of us have such attacks and have n'oTrTl' tWs kto1 trouble . ...I,5"17 88 MTima true ar.: SieeVentoUB!,"'s It takes a nrettv huskv inn hin. dy people to do that and still enjot il. Its fun to know that we still have the spark of fun left in us. And everywhere in the capltol things w.-rs typically American. Hot dOffS Wera anlrl hv a!raa n dors, gaudy piper hats were In s.j.c, as were naages, Dut'.cns, rib bons and what not to wear. The party was the thing. And when everyone sobers up they'll start SWe.tintr Allt a IVnlnallv Ima.la.a uauftuvcr ana uien go oac. to their .jwicauy American joos. Refreshing to say the least. Let's hODe that WA nai-ai Inrn a.nal... lor lose our spirit of fun. , r I a.'ajif. -.nuuia aur any alarm in ',n . Chllwood po!(.ml,l blonde rival., - Z t,a r ''.'" He. water a. a Cc lOabor and M.rllvn Monroe !lr or anithin, fcivte ol t0t, I .... .... nUil t II A l m In KM a- ai'J " . .. .. . k. . I ivruv 1 never did reuil ulift invtwdy." i 7 , ' " . j j ciriu I never did feud with snvbodv he t:d mildly. 'The country u I nJ Mlta n9 will to d4ton Ul ht-.al r . . s u . wer ; a. . .ou,.te, , ..tM. ...W, " XV- S i hu Iwt oaa Ufa., em tin! I' a. ... aT-IHHaa. ... . ikI Caiholic Volk,ram laid ' Itins I Ilk. ...dm. ana. nn--, 7a. " "7.' " But lTlaa.nlLBm.f lMa,Laa!aa VTffJatl a . a ne said miioiy. 'TT,, counl.y :.." Jdoin and mwi.i.iioi, Iwutwi.. may tw ihituaj of aUai thai . Tia atM KLAMATH FALLS I man in th. ! o blr there l room for all three ;?' ' "ac.. nn.g.n. following .In, a, news about the killin. of the de,r ! ' w even when I bteaMie "und ball all MM d.lUnc. th. r,r,id.m . hand- u. . .'" "Tila be. 1 . ' ai , .. i i.i l. nm il . mil. . a . '- t" ft-1 iii,inti iim a innaa ftfl, : : ii me inter teeaing ground and , ... . '..71 .' """ nN . " "riuman himielf toutd he. nuni.i.aiin. I., . i.a. ...... J. ki TnftK virv tnta n.t.i-.. u...... ' UU". Alftr In turs ftkt inir.rl.ui Mio Biuuiiu. ... . . . .. .. i iiinuintion for i Ift-rK M hftl M And While ue'r .n th. Mkut - a- we" auwjct,. Of sovernmnt T vv An. amaii uung to mention. It Is t0 be w miyoe tne new admin istration Will If. ... .1 a. joing lometiiinj about cuttinj v uie expenauures in the lesser known iifnirtm.ni. . r-... .M.i.iiio ui uur government. Such as the printinr office. Every week In the mail comes anvwhera from a r,anu..l ful of gaudy brochures frcm var ious agencies nl tn. fan.... .i-ii.i aiJ - ernment extolling the virtues of this, that and the other thing. And c... pi mica on tne unest PSPer atorlc nhtalnahl. ...... , j board covers, fancy Illustrations ... ...i: .ncr pIge oi dull figuraj I mamuin that the American neoDle wonin Ka . ,. - - a nappy II ttese report, were put out on some- ." less wan coated bond. Alter all. We If a na.la - - - a uaiun Qt pi'Cgel book readers. And they are printed 7ui ? u Q, commoB newsprint Stock. I ahnulrf im.-.H. .t...K., !W 2 per- im. Fomuauonj would get just as much am at i. i. .. -a. .i wie gov- nr."?,..,!'.''"9'' .lick forcnh..L!n"5U" ". a . . ' KaiA... nua iewer of 'em. niaacs every true nature lover a ! Du' Aiain.n ame , aniari ; Iniada It" i.a. a,. .1 . -------- and sportsman's blood bod. Suchi10 " n" P'c'ure on that eaten-1 LW'Plte her prollubt. p.tMmal' u.n, , , '17 IT.." . , ae people as deer skinners should'r- P'oP'e bav. to look at a ral- auBe.taii lou, a u,, would1, i ?J he.Pper, .utli rng. a.ain.l ItuuU j Ka .K,.nn.a i... ... -- ... .a... (a ... a K.t ,. I , ........ . . . . Ilia a UWlal MfttWlW Ufa C.uaftlLan I ltuftal Ul Afat nl IK. a ..... .L. ll In l.unhaaa, t . . . . . . in ..... ,a. a . . a. W ha shunnarl hv all Ia-....v.ia1.- zem and the law should deal out ihe maximum penalty. lt'a too bad there Isn't a law that would revoke the lawbreaker's right In hunt or kit. .... i. his possession. According to the endar to see what day tv Hut; like to have another t.terion pto- a.v wvy li-j.. vo prf moir m nrr ta.ai.i o aiajw oil ner HCW atleadl- ua.mar poriraya a aumo Blonde. , i-ned iigure. But . good TV lor. but In real life ihe is abou- a,mat-liae a good man la karri in dumb as an albino for. Sh. n .ifind. . r big. breezy, cheerful gal-a, in. "If II I cultural. I ll go for It," --a Accuromg io tne 'niai as a oacayard ciotiie,iine n. aaid. adjin. modeailv ir.VltV Of the rnma ... .....L.- i hun. ...u l...aa... I .... 1 ".. ly. hunting license, for . period of 'Honey. I'll tell' you anything . Ire. If- " 1 b",a five veara fnr iilt. .tiPni m ... , . . .. ' deer and aav ah v. rn tuik . i. . . I IIIROHITO .a. aaaa.n..-. a.a. a . .... , i 4 1 I ..-. aw aaaav na inal EaaiaaraaaM. .. ... aw in E.wnhowei . . In )l.id) 4 atwec.i Ktcaiwwet EaLaM " wainm, 14 dentin tuop. e!.med U tw tataoatlu uta rlll- W.l'" jehm and timuivg h, uii.nd4 lo w!!J. Tn. unuy of Euto, hu been "iT nl "nu M"e ! Haa-.., - Mat! II it rtlllllrf" er - .uttr. our , (Kttl fc(.l ...... kae , . lie aa. K a -. iKIl.ten.-. . . . Iwiwaaan a Uwuttu.! awkla tully r.Waid goaf and iwvlti.itaat modo r..eiie- t. tn. atimului of radUwtlr emeigenet.1" (' H rJ' a favofit. thciiie w,q, in. psuicni na w. may etprci hlm lo pieu II W 111. all th. Immritai (a... ia,-a. a. persuasion now in hia handi." the Uuardiari aaid. Th. Iivd-pendenl London Time, j n. nnl ha,, la . ..... l . ..w- a-.. it a.,, !--( s nopa mCV a.. BiaijB cars, i ne price they d briniT nt tVllhlin aitntlnn ... .. ... la add to the game enforcement fund. na .i.iu;ns, we snouid do all in our power to assist the officer, in enforcing the game law and all other laws and If we should be called for Jury duty rule ac cording to law. regardless of WhOm it helD. nr hlirta Ta a,. the laws being violated, report It tn tha n.nau. -it. . ... F.Uraci ouicer, aon I wait for someone else to do It Paul E. Pfefferle 5S02 Dearer a. . - U!ll (liaiHaaa. k.a ...a a--- ) II -- Th-law i,, ,..',.., on Central I TOKYO IB rn,,o, iii.at.i. .aii .. . . niiii' , gHw-noilt. Mw Tltimtn BUa e. ' M. aw. ii.V ment: etc. used 'hST n a?, "n "r co.Br.tuUt.on. 7n If- . i reolC ,,. ' a . . . " ,b .uuiln, of tlvt T afe violation, i, to be conlSc.ted "ian ' Dnnlf D"ln- C- "1"U "hower on hi, In.ugur.. ! Jol r" maTked by ir'i:'' '' Jlu"'' -" oon t taow whether a car ud tn j T! : ' I plan eio il AtUniw P. ' 17". N "U,d M ""b illegal hunting is subject to .elr.ure " ' L2"a ruj, all .1 Uut lime. Caatn HI OSTRICH FLOSS DLSTERS NEW YORK IKA..laV a "Buivii iiuaa 1 one of the newest materials for dusters, reporta the British In formation Service her.. They are useful for eleanln. ..I .:.i -aB tuori. Iliaag - w Ml 1 Don't lot your husband hoar It from tto boyo! Sjr aaaaa.a?aaw. ryrtAiriE Wta, TVV f f TSsst fbreshness l ? "k.iam.iTt mwf V "'".euon msavtnaeu' Ih a-',, aorf r i tTLT' r.".DUy! h0.w W" th. top of lT:CaT4 KirASMTj thi. Baa. ' 0"OW "m th WP Of Ah. If ii r35M: W firm, coffee-. & Sanborn. Enjoy thVric? Packed', Ch" from . .Wilful ifflJJjwtUteoma. oven.fre.1,, fresh S ' Packed Chase & Sanborn t I'll X at.' 1 -V a"" J " fTJ. aal: r .c. tJ. A r4 ,gSr T) VTJ aa-VaT 'Ba L ' Ia-.V iiii.iin 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 THE HgilKUM 10 Y WHIN IITMI AUtOMOIIlll All 1 1) lit IUICK Will IUIID 1HIM r All kai'i of lo Iht ahimI, V I9M Ruickl what lnrH Huicki in fid)' (real an. I hey came up will. ntw.Wi S rmi and the ROAOMAfTil N Fnint iih Inn. tit. a' "firaii." They rcdtiiintd lha F-Wfj 'cord hnraepowcr and cefnn pinied nuick SfiCIAU I They kepi tvery inh o. '1 roomieil aiX'paiKM'M America and tall ibH n radiut cnniidenM). 'I k.., .IM .. ..nalafl I a t J. UIU IIVT. aim..'- a ,la.l..l .Jill- r,aita In ucrim i.tlllion loiibi -i napped up viiibflityi i dlin eate, control. And man! leiaway! Thty dreamed iPi ed a natv Trvin.Tuf.i . thai whiiki vbu -and jutl ai imooln, ', na lktrtarlnllitwrfil' alj I .I .aiaaWl a i.ranni. fwreanit f"".--TaWai Turhimt Dntfi Would n'l vnu like In ae. Infra- treat th. r.i... A. ft? Drop in aoon-we'llbifi honora. V ''in.. (,,.,, lmt cucuS H0t,,,((,.. OfNHil MoroJ tiutet Ii""fl4w raw lilit Baafer l.r MaMi ' HAUGFD 1330 MAIN 2& YEARS YOUR BUICK DPai m PHONlffr H. E.