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PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAtJ-S, ORKflON FRAKK JENKINS Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor Entered at errand tliu matter at lha pcut office of Ktama'h Falls, Ort., on August 3fl. 190. under act ut Congress. March 8, 1818 MKMIIKRS OF THE AsSOrMTSIl fMSS The Associated Press u entitled escluwvtty to lha use for publication of all the local news printed In this newspaper aa tll aa all AP twwa. StBSfKIFTION KATES MAIL 1 month . 8 months I year I f M 11.00 I CABBIE 1 nionih 8 months I year . . ., I 1 1 1 10 8I8.M BILLBOARD They'll Do It Every Time HovvcumDepT. WWtM EKECTIKoA PtNT460M-SiZe BUlLDtMo.FOKSOOTVl- we work sweoS WE 9ZE CP A BOOTH Itr BILL JKSKINS line dance Intermission. Patience. Spring blew m. no pun intended, men, patience, yesterday amid a Hurry of snow and an avalanche of wounded feel-1 With tht trend bark toaard Ins. First intimation we had Uut string lies, pec top pan; and the storm amounted to anything I skimmers wonder how lung It will more than Just the umj1 spring ibe before arc rente the l0 piece dir.pncs was when M.kt Dow, swim suit for genu from radio station KCNO down m Allures showed up and pa-veo along the ud news that It had taken him over five hours to make It from his home to the fair city of Klamath Falls. He told us that there were srven ran and trucks In the ditch Sec where a group lus been totaled otcr In Lus-'ne to "clean l up" news stands a Inch handle pocket site books, comic books! and magasines. While such a move prove to thai we have a low bo.ung flur the fella AOS-CAR HAS aa, A- nww- jt-i MATS SooER nl twl TUB - inKl inn AUU4L0F TAJ"" 1 .al"" J m. - -nuti TJBKI Northwest History Highjj rrfMr fcm'fUu MUU, ' pro, a batW,?y etJI'v.' aty a-, s4jt fcwui H.1 Howard OuJch above Canby and Point on aucn mailers ana aies five trucks stalled on Adin Moun-1 sends our blood pressure wny up Urn. barely allowins for passage j tn the hih regtjter have be creeping over the Icy high- learned from bitter experience w,y that It does Utile or no good to take a whack at the do-gooders. Then we ran Into Fred Pope.! But we sincerely hope that aU on a shopping expedition in Klsm-j right thinking; people w.U rtroem eta ifor his wile, we presume. I ber the burning of bookt epl-lee cause he was buying lipstick wno (through the long and Woody j told us that be Baa been on a I course of history- I trm down south wav and run! Whenever Uie flickering fires; tout a vouna blisxard that even-: of book piles light up the night i Wandering and Wondering In Europe by NELSON MID Mighty Mitt Out-Jeeps Jeep l.lterslly l Oregaa, Tmlat'e MwaiHm; W.ta k III I'lieige of the llud -am a Hay Cum. pally III Hie PatilMI rui.lief the matt whom tlutettior Ueerge MliiHuoit left at run Vancouver to begin ha XI ear rule liver a veal lur Hade emulie m Jului McLoultlil. II w burn In Can ada in IIM, vt mieil Iwotiiaii I run end FieiHlt pareitlage, Vaiy Inn la known l hi buynuud. but at lite) aie ol It lit dcvldrd lu pre pare hlmwli i or ( ntnlleal raieer and began period ol aiuenllre, hip that tailed lur mult llun lour yeara. In laul lit was licensed lo plar. Ibe. lUwilly ailerward he tuieted the aervke "I Uie Norm Weel Uwmpaiiy and anil to Fort W'llllanta on lite turtlirru altare at Lake uttor, Aitnently hw ervkea a ptiyiviait were o little iniouttuH-e. althvuin he be came known a. IX. Mt Una hi m (Ni the olher band, he ilteti onpotiunlllet la pertiopale In Iht fur trade. In eitwli teuarlly Ite dlaplavcd cutuuierabte winy. He tnu4ed Its the Wtler titwala between the North Ureal Company and the MudMUt a Bay Centnany, but alter the rtierter he waa made I rlutl factor, and u uatkavd iumbia Hun in lk Ca. All id lin a4cUHi.lUin a..1 pfeaalve llauit ,.?' .H aim M'h v.ncom,,, hi, h,,r!' " ran nd he ;,,'" . IhU reawM,, , rw dlau.. wwTbOT C, leraaikable , ot Hie llu.tn tu, e? """i lb. Farm, CoH k) leler ailirW, wyj ,,,, . lU and nimed Is Oii.J here he Uteeea?, ,Cl,' United fcTK."" Jrl Qut.lion vtil,, Flit air al fh.i. .,."" VaiicMuieiJ Clip and pail Ul a., Oregon or Hoiiha hiiiw, ZTt h'Srtiiaper I " All the Rittera toeiu hare wait ear scars. Near Hit Italian burdrr some of the buildings were bombed. and up the mountain ide-i. Nice reminded u o Miami and m, did rut like it. II U a t. CHr ...ii. i k nln, irnM !ti vou can bet it woo t oo ion "" "'""s uo ooo ith countHM noteu ino .nH h..-t ih.t hi before those same sates are m oy. - - -- m0o ol txoii;e. iiioc u n.uvo UVA.vriCO. V Ul -trutl. utit.lv. . ion. Itgiiteeighl ' Uie 'Mighty Mile" lo the Marinee ld )u.il about evertlhlns) at IU pubtie unveiling yeUday. The baby btutlirr of a war-time KP climbed an almwl tl ue( ceui incline, drove thrviih deeo mud TELLING THE EDITOR h. hl nr m(ir. . cmae gun ouiwta. some Ol ll u It ts certainly not a part of "e f.ajians and wme i tu,, rui Americanism to allow a group of 'was done by the French Libera- cht from narrow minded bigots to censor 'unT1 " came over trom nurvn Airiva ana lanuea near Cannes. Many of the .Sautes a ll confide In jou thai the Frrn.h couldn't have driven through it If be d had to. but It Just wasn't worth the nuisance. .. narrow minaea oigots 10 So It would seem that maybe the reading habits of the putmc. the lion a in the ascendency, t Try and pass It off as "pro- . Hn rv. m... cmff I lttne our children' and I'll 1 promptJy answer that If you do Liberation Army was pretty bad tt-armrst tKoueht in town: The ' ell their thinking for them through ''" w w pui ana rr while dinner Jacket on dispute at, the medium of force and legts Dick Reeder's. Leads us to dream lallon you are verging on the of the soft summer evenings when I brink of out and out menu! you go out and breathe in great I slavery. healing Jungfulls of mosquitoes ati And I don't think we want that. more auracttir with a beautilui el wsnty KJtma ail oiet Ute aorUl j While e ere there part of the L'. 8 Mrttllerranean Tlrel ; trtuling tne Xnui twihiav In Itlv- j lera ports T.tert tn a fUtlup. a! cruder, live dcatruyen. and aurne i supply aiuta la aifttt. Tne lon full of American sufci. oalUering ; around aimletoly hie ail jicrvu-e.; men on lee. cherffiU;e la (em- i ne nKMI likely though there AMdV M tcliK t with to tell thai evert body m very winy. i riMier wortiiiui Maxft Wll al ' ler A M . I had a kind Miatrit I Uftam ataJtil World Ireultle, The and I lc 13. ir; .- air allachcu i dream t plain thai L licit Kani 10 Iht lxL : atllcoiMer. tl elao!n4 Plenty o mt.l and Afmt gate an unachrdulcd twrlurniance: j material, la eiwete la lake cart 11 tipped ever on It, driter, bull 1e future no one aa hurt Ar.tr ilu. Urea in I canned tteeu elijmore mu iitornox Very auaterely aa ever, ian F. Yawn Ma. Developed tor the Marine Cot pa ' by Hie Mid' Anux kali Hntwrvh I Corp In Karuaa flit the M-luch. ' I we-nuuiul ttiikle b alxml Mi tnehea aitortrr and I. Ho pountu lighter than Ibe World War II j Jtep. More Names Added To Long List Of Pioneer Residents Only lo MR tUltl! .!' leaesrvh. II Marine Co.l Daae f A ea will divide whether ll wanu Ute HH "el Hal V car nan produced. ' Myhsy Mitea'' have! an tar After mure teat, 1 (Edrter's Nate: Mrs. Baena Bteae tl the KUmata Ulateriral Society, baa reae piled a list at the first rr-aidenia af Kburaath Cecaty at the tfase of Ike Medee ' War. These alll at m la tat Herald and News la alphabetical - order aa time and space permit. If yera anew el any raamea that eheald be tnclBoed en this list please can Mrs. stone at Fre sawat Scawai. X. ae at ban. iM. fen Baay also call Mrs. Ken Mcleod at N le gtre tafer. aatlltn ITae area iaelaaeal la the earreal aarrey esteada frera Klaeaalh Falls aorta le Feet Klaaaath, rieath to the end of Tale aad Lower Klamath Lakes, . East te Laagell VaUey aad West to Ager. Year help and iafonaa. tan will be appreciated.) Knapp. Capt. O. C Indian Agent 1869. Land. Louis-6E side Tulelake. LangelL Arthur Unkvtlle and Laagell Valley. Cangell. Jos. L. ditto. Langell, Nathan ditto. Loosley, O. W. at Agency. Loosley. J. F mill 1871. Loosley, John homestead before land surveys made. Mathews. I. 8. came with Fair child in 1840 s. McDonald, George Langell Val ley. McLeod, Donald Lost River, miles from month. Meachao, John Indian a gem 1 year. Meacham. A. B Indian Agent in. Meacham or MeechUni was his name EzekialT ran the ferry. Miller. Alexander partner with Nurse. Was he also called C. A. Miller? Miller, George Stockton Langell Valley. Miller. Henry F. near stale line. Killed first aay ol war. Miller. Oen. John F. had cattle on Klamath River In early 1870'a. Miller, John H. ranch at Hole-In-tfie-G round. Miller. Col. J. N. T. raised horses with brother, Geo. John F. Miller. Dr. Win. Y doctor at Fort Klamath who died In early 1870-s. Modle, Albert C war claimant. Moody. William Llnkvtlle 18M. Monroe. E. mentioned as aiding settlers during war. Moore. William 8- Mill at Agency and later at Linknlle. alums. Frits Linkvule. Later a ranch near Bly. Nail teacher at Unkville 1870. Naylor. John built first mill on Spencer Creek. Nurse, aeorge founder of Unk ville, 1887. Nus, Wendolyn first settler Klamath Country. First. Upper Lake. Later-Merganser. Killed. Nye. Mra Clarence first teach er Linkville School District, 1871. Bui most of all ther hale the Hah tans from around Naples and Si cily. They were the worst you are told. The Ptedmonte-e from North ern Italy were nrettr decent, but the Southern Ilalianv alrlrll. na . not much ttvrra lood. I Alor.e the watertrost a Carnival In all the little village tiere UP. ,,u, e ntol French acre monumenla to the dead in Carnivala it had Iota of mtrry go i World War One. You are a mated round, and IMnts lor little klda j at lh- number r men Iran. n,ti bui Utile to allract Ootaa. I uny vUlage who died lor the Father- i t tele lite Natitea around land. Aa yet there are very lew 'he Riviera lacked very healthy, monuments lo the dead from World ihan "hd atocky. they have beautt- war in . ine wcunuj it " poor "v .,:," ",,"". CLEVELAND tl-A loeie atreet- aim direci-aaa ma jr. io ouuu ukui, yvu are win. -, - - - . . Far fewer were killed in the Uat ineir villages, xrtey were very war also, for France fell quickly. ; friendly and ! willing lo talk At the top of the Pass on the ' lo you ll you would make- the ef Grand Corniche. Uie h'gbway lha: ! tort Ttiere were a lew aigns leads lo Nice, there are the ruins , chalked up on the wall, aaying. of a vast monument to Augustus ; "Go Home Americana" and "Ridg Caesar, erected by "Senatus Popu-! way Get Out." but they looked Itisque Romanus ' Roman taspay- more like 'he work of ahooiboy er'a money tn other words. It com- such a our aigoa stw attmr K LAM A tit FAU-a- ll U leal gratuting to the wt lute a mm em, up to date atuie tn the new 'Rust In Peace" ;Sign Ends Reign i Having Troubles IIILUUUtt. H J. .fv-A new but ; driter ,a( a baaiiie yeaieiuay wlaev i i rat aaaod hi Junior hijit achMi j pupil pertaia to help htm out ear trundled out Itupeaux Atenue ( Tney gave difeclama all right i Horn Fublle Hquaie today, eitduig ' and the bus wuund up tevetal ; loreter trolley car atrvlce on mile a Hunt its aclwd deatutaitoo, Cleveland's East bide. Alter an hour a delay, the driver finally got hu rhariea back where they darted from, lie )uM euated lei and doughnuu wt,. aerted M""1 '' I l aaie. and IM ret HW S w ga.gaiaut. Hi.. U . the rdiiot , that doe. no, Uni heL'TS f know it, t .. cM.lo this wui ba v7 r many p(4t ill ins arowul Klamath Fan. Thrt, m. lion... .ut tdOeeUultrTiX precwtie tueh a atare. klWa kM,n IK Base plittl t)Nata K LA VI ATI I FALU - tat, o OP alewly died, Iwg ba; , Z penUHl to Uie toruawntt, Ftr.l it M gaaoUae. Uar, urn oil I know a sumbtt oj alas am ru k4r ata jJJ hett ).r, u au r, tuie ar,L alia, up it went. Wail. tnt, "pa t't hate te bate mui ut raiiditn may require d. Tbe caa mil, u puie ao lua i ceo ami or ea ciU. Clarttie-.thry ,i, no rtgg the lunv and IMoal ia beta) raa. trie dacloia a llow mat el garetir a da) I Of routie etery. one lata a Hitle. They nil as: Cat diawn on them ar tiop l' cornea cotfae. Tbal's aaeut er liunt I bar yvq la bmpttal Twy advtae the pataetd lo rat out escept tee brtaaitat New rernaa iht anuU put. We ron-uiixia aiioaild ut u auH by the tana and Juat sue oa utrae harnifui itema aad aetare tae 1, the cars moved slowly downtowra Beat Medlordon the doomed tracka. Muaie and memorales the conquest and pact- etc. than they did Ute work ol , loudspeaker sounded live dirge. tytrurof all the Alpine Tribes, when serious Commits, in tome places; cme of Ute aigru decorating the lor the first time tn History a man I there were printed posters calling cars said. "Let me tuat tn peace." could travel aU the way from Rome all good Communists to protest ) litre, will replace tn streetcars to Spain In safety. The view Irom I the hanging of the (Jreenberga, and , on the Fail rUde, but Weal Bide the Grande Comtche of the sea. I calling the 1)8. murderer,. One trolley lines will remain In open, the towns of Vlllefranche, Monte! turn made my wife as mad fc'e ' uort. Carlo. Nice and the surrounding look her lipstick when he had no j country are magnuicent. oil to; pencil and wrote on it in French' the north are very high snowi They are Traitors " Kevrral days mountains. Down the mountain1 later I walked nasi the sign and aides run steep canyons, with Utile , that part had been torn off. vlllagea everywhere in the valleys' dominoed Manila) I THE DOCTOR SAYS HUGH.PRUETT Biggtst Blimp On Tt)tt Run Friday AKRON. O in A ciew of 13 Ooodteer Alrcreil Corp, peraoniael stayed a loll 4 mtnulra yeaterday In Uie first let Itiehl nl lha hue! rreaiaem uiyue, a. urant was Olimp in the world, named Jliram L'lyttea Oram, bait Although no odklal report of her the name was changed became a performance was made, the big rongreumaa made an error when! airahip appeared to make the urant waa named lo weal roinlj night without rnUhap. and the future Pre aide nl allowed the error to aland. Ul rourae Uar it a no abeilege. Tht boleaelat, hate bulging esrt. house, full and rtiruung eter, kef lltey Uke adaaituit ef at past suckers. We can pay bark to IM Oiiiy way. What do Jou think Mra. las Nkj Juir'uc:hc::i-7 . "lf w with no Iran iVtdinj from the out aetar BaXaAJl I mil bat et itrUI ligf i ej luivv w . . ancient times been familiar to au!"" chcmm ' Theaseut who have learned the art of look- n 'he terrible monster in the Ing up. From the esrth these dia- labarlnthlan cave to which her tant etars often aeem lo fall Into father attempted to sacrifice him. natural groupings which, accord ing to the more Imaginative, out line various Inanimate objects, ani mals and heroes. We still use most of the desig nations given the stellar groupa the classical nations a few thous and years ago. Perhaps moat of itnoinrr classical story names Bacchus aa the donor of the crown after The.uicus had deserted Ari adne. But surely a more pleasing leg. end ts that ol the American Shaw nee Indians. To them the slara of this charming aky-gnnip were lire By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. A number of readers have asked for Information concerning a con dition known as ruptured Inter- and whether recovery la possible jTr . "r" m ""om tne aiagnosis without an operation. This Is a good question, since a ruptured disc la one of the most common and unpleasant causes of backache. It is not, however, as has been pointed out many times In this column, the only cause for backache. First, what to a disc? The In tervertebral disc is a moderately oft cartilage which lies between the bony vertebrae of the spine. It in these cartilages which make It possible to bend the back in other words, they give It flexibil ity. However, since cartilage is softer than bone, the discs are more likely to be Injured, strained or otherwise damaged than the Bony vertebrae themselves. When there to pain In the lower portion of the back or down the course of the aciatie nerve along the back of the leg. a rupture or hernia of this cartilage must be uspected. Diagnosis to not easy, but caa usually be made by a careful study oi tne mstory of uie nam that to, whether It followed an injury, and almllar Information obtained from the patient by the physical find ings, and by what can be seen la n X-ray film. The X-ray, however, may not show anything immediately after the rupture has occurred. After a while, however, the rupture of i disc will caur.e of narrowing of the apace Deiwcen the bones of the vertebral column at the point where the rupture has occurred. Usually thoso having first attack of pain caused by a ruptured disc should be treated conservatively I without surgery). Also, conserva- For patients with Intolerable back pain or pain along the scistlc nerve, those who have repealed severe attacks for a long period of time, and for some others, sn operation has to be considered. The operation employed In such esses msy be removal of the rup tured disc, or a fusion or binding together of the two vertebral bones between which the disc lies. The question of which of these opera tions to perform and whether or not It should be done by an ortho- peaic surgeon or a nerve surgeon or ooia roretner u a matter, of course, which the physlclsns in chsrge alone can decide. White llawk hurried Inward Ihem. tall the Celeatlal Hlalers for that was who they were ran awilily to lheir basket and soon were on Uielr way back lo the aiure skies where now at night they shine In the hslf circle of Borealto. or the Northern' CrclE beTinTn" th."."". i XZt.'"' 10 M " . lawal. -.-a, l.fllaa " . -B-IUUIJ W (lew BIWUH .. savw. , (-ealaaa, l.l UIKja.. , . .. lai.,.. , the 0bject. they ar. .opposed to Hawk. . ml.hiy hunter Wn n depict, yet mere are some in wnicn w.rch of iiiu uaiMi five treatment to advised for those th, resemblance i. quite marked . t' '."n'exTeas'vt who have mild attacks, attacks "tempt here to point j prrHe wa, gYeallv amaseS coming only at long intervals, for j SlJSf. - 1,.' r.,oiT i when n "m UDOn '' 'Ircu- umse wno are over so years old, hlte llawk stood wondering ai the unusual tight, tuddtnly liter, came lowly floating down from the blue heavens a eilter basket carrying a bevy of beauti ful maidens. When the basket gently alighted on the ground, the maidrna leaned out and began dancing around the circular beaitn paih, on. keeping lime on a silver ball. At about 10 p.m. any night this week look toward the east. High in the sky a bright atsr, orange In color, will be easily seen. It la the only one of that brilliance In that general region of the heavens. This Is Arcturss. From this star, trscc to the left a abort distance through some fainter stsrs, then down a little. If the air Is quite clesr. you will see a little hsll circle of about half a dozen rather faint atars. The open part of the figure Is toward the left. This Is the Northern Crown. The brightest object to Alphecca. the gem of the crown. It is sometimes called Gemma. According to one Oreek myth, this ti the crown presented by Athenian messeus to Ariadne, GRANITE and MARBLE MEMORIALS Bronx Tablets, Voiei and Inscriptions CLARENCE WARD Klamath Monument Co. ... BMBiB Orgaon Granita Co. of Mgdford '25 Huh phont 9333 People DO Read SPOT ADS -vou are! CANADIAN SEED POTATOES In Cold Storage PoBtiaci Bflei Garni George C. Burger fitMi Data Iridfg 2-339 Klamath Fill. upriaht freezer... It pJ j has all the features ly k we wanted" sS i ri JJ; features . . . UHIOMT MJION tlleiittlta aeeifif and hunNaa itt ffMa1!. mutt autt iMftVINo' pravWat laaaiaat mifafm ttiaptreawrta, Madea etila, eaniiriKiit. U ..... at int wire aMatnla ar ae ualtht frteitr t't tat tirraa ytu ife gubfart. tad ateil wtaitd frtattr. MOMl JJA-J1 U. ti " said 7J Ct. It, AaeiltMa INWVIfWAt MN( aevst ttM wIim Ma 4m, la epanarf. ?2? WW lUatlNM eONMIUCTIOat ,m " taire aaeaica. . Ai Lew Ai 10 De Wtl With Saloncg In 24 Monthly Ptymgnfi 1 I T It 0REG. LTD. 734 South 6th lh.n,4W Klamath Palti. Oraaoe, The blimp, designated as F.F3X ts the lira) produclloei model ol Ute Mavy a largral notwigid air. ahtp. Her dlmtnaioru were not dls ctoaed, but ant ta known lo be bigger than the ZPN-I. bum by Ooodvear and delivered to Ute Natal Air atation .1 Lakrnurat, N. J , Uat June 11. The iPM. is X34 feel long and can hold 818.000 cubui feel of helium. NOTICE! 0UI WMteCfcatg I MONDAY j JUCKELAND TRIX 11th aa. Kkatath ULtl OTVKtK IX NEW -fj fflSffi m NYLONS neietrch feiti give authentic proof that 00 of gnagt art ilnglt- thread. SNACLOC Ii the first boilcry In hlilory to "lock out" runi from alngle-thread mags! SNACLOC (a the original crea tion of famoui Hope Cheat hosiery! SEE UNBELIEVABLE SANDPAPER AND SCISSORS TEST AT OUfl HOSIERY COUNTERS. SEE SNAG IOC SNAP BACK INTO SHEER BEAUTY AFTER BEINC SNACCED. PLUCKED AND CLIPPED. NO HOLES. NO RUNS. ONLY SHEER BEAUTY. 51 gaugelS denier proportioned length! beautiful ihadea ;65 AriSfillTiT ONU II w I J
