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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1954)
JlERALO AND NEWS. KLAMATH FATXS. OREGON WEDNESDAY.. JUNE 2, 1954 State Hunters Bag Record Number Of Deer In 1953 PACT BOUT Oregon's big game hunters broke II previous slate records In bag King 105,601 deer during Uie 1953 hunting season, according to fig ures compiled by R. U. Mace, big same chief lor the Oregon 8tatc Oame Commission. Of the 196.3SI hunters participating, over half were succcsslul in bagging a deer, with bucks representing 64 per cent of the total kill. Lake county led with a kill of S.iW deer, followed by Klamath, Orant, Lane, Crook, Deschutes, , and Harney counties. Mule deer ' bagged east of the Cascades made up approximately two-thirds of the total kill, the remainder being blacktalls from western Oregon. The greatest number of deer were killed on the opening week end of tne mutters cnoice season when over one-third of the tout was taken, but the first two days ot the season resulted In a high kill also. Elk hunters exceeded in number that of any previous year ex cept 1851 wiUi 2S.576 tagholders participating. A grand total el 4,145 elk was killed, with 16S of those taken during the tnree con trolled seasons. Highest success was had in northeastern Oregon where 17 per. cent of the hunters filled their tags. Sy comparison, hunters In western Oregon bad a 10 per cent success with a total of 673 bulls, taken mostly in Clat sop and Coos counties. Union. Wal lowa, Orant, and Umatilla Coun ties of eastern Oregon provided the best hunting, and bulls made up 85 per cent of the total kill. Fronghorned antelope hunt ers were 474 per cent successful in the open portions of Lake, Harney, and Malheur counties. There a to tal of 3M hunters took 181 animals. A comparison of the buck kill since 1948 when a measurement of the deer harvest first became pos sible shows that the 1953 bag of C7.539 bucks exceeds that of pre vious years by a wide margin. The annual buck kill from 1948 through 1952 varied from S9.785 to (7.260, -averaging 50,056. In 1953. the 5-year average was exceeded by over 17,000 bucks. The total deer kill tor 1953 exceeded Ihnt of 1952, the 6econd highest year on record, when similar hun'mn sea sons, including a hunter's choice, resulted in the harvest of 77,659 deor. Since 194J, identical procedures In tabulating kill figures have been ; used each year. Sound statistical j methods have been lollowed. and tests of the deer kill total invari ably Indicate a conlidcnee error of ! less than 2 per cent. General sea-; son deer and elk kill statistics Me, therefore, considered very re liable. I U. S. Holds Talks With Arabs, Jews WASHINGTON UWErlc Johns ton, President Eisenhower's special emissary, will try again this month to bring the Arabs and Jews uito harmony ou a plan to develop the Jordan River Valley. Slate Department officials said : last night Johnston has arranged a new series of conferences In the j Middle East with representatives i of Syria. Lebanon, Jordan Egypt and Israel. He will leave Washington about ' June 10 and arrive in Cairo June : 12. where conferences will be held with the, Arab nations. He plans to confer with Israeli representatives ' later in Tel Aviv.- I M 4f od redoi diioraWi, l B aClUl all STMUtl lUBTt ft 1 Daau 11 TV THI DIAN CLINIC Oaaa 10 mil J IMn Iiiiq Mr. J""' ' -mil, Wrt.Mii, aae tram Qinaract PfcytictaM ... la Mr 44 m, iojo NotnaasT sanov souuvaio ' l' lIAMSOIS fmlii I IS.Qra, aaa 01 I jm.l I oaaaaaaaj '- ( - . Famous Trichologist Tells Truth. About Saving . And Improving Hair This new nettled t bom treat ment, for MThig and gnwtng thicker hair wUl be demonstrated ta Klamath Palls, Oregon, Friday ONLY, June 4, 1954. These private demonstrations Will be held at the Cascade Hotel a Friday ONLY, June 4, 12 noon to p.m. OKLAHOMA rrrrv ubv a m an Interview here today, William oeeie, internationally lamous trl- eholOfflKt anri rilrmrtnr nf thm Vmmm Hair and Scalp Specialists Inc., aaid. "Them in 1ft r1(ffirnt wain disorders that cause most men ana women to lose hair. Using common sense, a ' person must realise nn nn tani af n psltul cure-all could correct all the dis orders,- ne explained. GUARANTEED "The Keele Firm, recognizing that most people are skeptical of claims mat nair can oe grows on naiaing neaas, oner a guarantee," Keele said. - Once a person avails themselves to the Keele treatment his skepti cism immediately disappears. To insure this, we offer this guaran tee: "If you are . not completely satisfied with your hair progress at the end of 30 days your money will be returned." r ' , HOPELESS CASES DISCOURAGED . r Plrst the Keele specialists are quick to tell hopeless cases that they cannot be helped. But the "helpless" cases are few. Only If a man is completely, shiny bald is no in wis 105b category. - If there la lust, no matter how light, thin or colorless, the Keele firm can perform wonders, - Every cne Is given "a complete, private examination to determine the condition of his scalp and cause for bis hair trouble. , FREE EXAMINATIONS This examination la very thor ough and highly technical, It re quires 30 to 30 minutes. There Is no charge for this examination and no arjrjn1ntmnt 1c nn., After the examination he is told the required length of treatment ana now much it win cost. , Alter starting treatment, he makes regular reports to the Keele firm In Oklahoma City, and a trichologist will return to check his progress periodically. To anrearf tha Annnrtnnfto , mal. healthy hair to the thou sands who are desperately looking for help the Keele firm Is send ing specialists to various . cities throughout the United States to conduct examinations and start nome treatment. NO CURE-ALL "We have no cure-ell for slick shinv baldneiu " fri, "If there is fuzz, tha rnnt. la .itlll capable of creating hair and we can penorm wnat seems to be a miracle." There la nnn fhlncr VbaI. ,., - uuig nuiw to be certain every man and wom an knows. If a recession appears at uk icirmiea nr a nnnt. ha n. tn ShOW un on thp rrnutn nt tha ha.H there is something wrong and It Buuuiu do given immediate atten tion. HAIR FOR LIFETIME 'If clients follow during treatment, and after they finish thn miirfta thara D son why they will not have hair an uie icHi oi uieir lives, Keele said. Our firm is definitely behind this treatment. If all rim,.., n the Individual client's faithful ob servation of a few simple rules." HOWS YOUR HAIR? If It worries you, call Tricholo gist R. Ranee Pierce at the Cas cade Hotel in Klamath Falls, Ore gon on Friday ONLY, June, 4, 12 noon to t p.m. The public 'is In vited. You do not need an aonolnt- ment. The examinations are private and you will not be embarrassed or obligated In any way. References: Finoncial, First National Bonk ond Trust Co. ' end Member cf the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce la 17 i Kill 3rd mami HERALD & NEWS Free Want M Week STARTS THURS.. JUNE 3 HEBE'S YWJ1 TO RAISE SOME IOTA CASM mm TO HOYS AMD GIRLS UMDEK 16 VHS. OF AGE -LULUS- 1. You must be under 16. 2. The ad must be for YOU! (Sell your bike, find" a job, swap your toys,, etc.) I 3. No phone orders Sorry! Bring or mail your Want Ad to the Her ald & News office. 4. Have your parents sign your Want Ad if you mail it in or have them accompany you or send a note with you, sanctioning your Want Ad if you bring it to the office. 5. Be sure to state your name, age and address when ordering your FREE WANT AD. 6. Observe regular Want Ad dead lines. No FREE WANT ADS : ac cepted after 5:30 p.m. June 9th. 7. The Herald & News reserves the right to edit, limit, or refuse Want : Ads that do not conform with above rules. KLAMATH COUNTY YOUTH PROGRAM FOR THE 1954 Summer Vacation CITY RECREATION DEPT. rlertreundt . . SuservlMd alay ol: Kiwanla Q a.m. I a.m. Monday through Friday Fainiew t o.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Stuktl 11 Hooa S p.m. Moadoy through Friday Folicon 12 Noon S p.m. Moadsy Hi rough Friday Rooiovtlr 1 2 Noo S p.m. Moady through Friday Program loxludoi: apparatus alar, ifi"f Mary rolling, comas, arts and crofri, sports. Commoncinf Monday, June 14. Saarti ... Man's City Itoguo Man., Wad., Frl. Conger Field, aval. Girl's Loogua Man., Wad., Frl Congar f told, aval. SOFTIALL-lantam-Foa Waa-Midgat JAMIOREI Juno 19 - laagua itarti Joily 7. ' ( lASIIALt-Cok Pony Laaguas itart July i Touch Football Auguit Tannii Instruction Mooro Park a.m. t p.m. daily avi lowboll School - Congar Field Juno 14-l Swimming ... Sis 10-day courtai af Imtrucllon 12 waaki, Monday - Friday). Dotal af caunai: 1. Juna 14-Juna 24; 2. Juno 21- July 10; 3. July 12-July 24; 4. July 2-Aug. 7; S. Aug. f-Aug. 21; . Aug. 23-Saat. 4. Vau may raglirar In mere than ana cauria If raglitratlani are not fillad. Clonal In aach cauria: :00-:45 Swimming and Diving (have par ARC Intarmadlate rail). 0011:09 AFX Jr. 4 Sr. Lfoto.lng :4S . 10:10 Imormodlota IHava mo4 ARC loglnMrs root). U:J0-11:1S . . . 11:IS-I2 Non wimmon and nan-flaalori. All itogos hot have not paiiad ARC laginnari 10:30-11:15 . . . 1MS-12 ladloi clou, all aklllllai. Thii oarmlts ladlai ta taka cauria at soma tlma at chll dran hut In a dlffaront clan. 4:00-7:00 p.m Man and Woman all ctagof, IOY SCOUTS ay Scout Camp Makualla, Cralcant Lake, Oregon. July It ta Aogutt 14. Camp faa SIS par aak. Loafing Skyline Troll from Laka 0' Woadi ta Cratar Laka. Juna 27 la July 3. No faa. Iiplorar Seoul Camp, Mink Laka In 3 Siatari araa. Augulf la IS. No. Faa. GIRL SCOUTS fitobllihod Camp Camp luhar Aa plogoro, taka O' Wood! August 10 la 17 ... Faa SIS, Auguil II to 21 ...Faa 121. . Day Camp July 13, 14, IS, 14 and July 20, 21, 32, 21. Ragliftr not latar than July 10. Faa S3.7S for dayi or $2 far aach 4 Jay union. CAMP FIRE GIRLS Simtmar Camp Camp Ka-ast-a, Laka O' Woodi July 10-31. Poo SIS pot wook. Day Camp Juno IS, 14, 17, II and Juno 22, 23, 24, 2S. Roglrtor not latar than Juna 12, Faa S3.7S for dayi or S2 for aach 4 day sonlon. Y.M.C.A. Softball loom In Poo-Woo laagua. Practical start Thursday, Juna 3rd. No faa. Iring your awn glovo. Roguiar Camp Diamond Laka July 25 through July 31 (tontoHva dotal) for boyi f through 14. Faa $10 ta IS. Watch bulletin board for athor lum mor actlvltloi Including day camp, iwlmming, field trips, ate, 4-H CLUI Summer ichoal, Corvallii Juna 1S-2I Incluilva. Faa S2f. Summer Camp, Crotcant Laka July 2S-3I Incluilva. Faa SIS. MUSIC SCHOOL Klamath Palls Public School. Imtru. mental clan, Including baton twirl ing, Juna 7-1 S Incluilva. Faa $12, 4 voohi. tald CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT PHONE 8111 Mm. ' HAVE A WONDERFUL VACATION!
