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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 185 PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TULE LAKE S LOWER KLAMATH SEGMENT OF NORTHERN ' CALIFORNIA HAVING 1956 OREGON WATERFOWL SEASON SISKIYOU AND UOOOC COUNTIES IN C1LIFODNIA It AM lVi s.K-rou CO. ' ' j . ; , sz ,. W " i I 'Nj - , mtU ..y " 1 ir r ri;,;;-i ""J". j Mff """" Hi .jlqwcw i S JShV. wi'motm sire j I 1 l4 iiV?V -. cxtciiT.vf o.oe. no. . Kfi f- kjF momumt' 1i8 1 'II1" -i rn ... VICINITY MAP Coyotes Stir Californians ; SACRAMENTO UP)- There's something about reports of coyo tes running around with bells ,on their necks that apparently taxes the credulity ot many people, in cluding newspaper editors. The United Press carried exclusive disclosure last July that the Department ot Fish and Game had put bells around necks of sonic coyotes to trace migrations. Sinco (hen, the belled animals' plight has caused quite a stir in Northern California and one news paper offered a 5100 reward to anyone finding such a coyofe. Ilccenlly, another U P. dispatch (old of the poor luck of one of lis correspondents on a hunting trip. He said he sat by a deer trail In the darkness, with the silence broken only by. the oc casional tinkle of a coyote's bell First, a newspaper queried: "Do coyotes really wear bells?"' Another newspaper printed the slory but changed it to read coy ote's yell.' while still another car ried the story as the tinkle of a cow's bell." As the reporter explained It: "It was dark and there was a tinkle. There also was a coyote's howl. The tinkle could have come from a cow. But who knows?" Workers Find Three Bodies JACKSON, Mich. Rescuers Friday found the bodies of three more workmen in the stecl-and-concrete tomb where 10 men died following the sudden collapse of a partially completed office build ing. Duly one body slill has not been recovered from the rubble. The 111 were killed when, with out wurninR, the three-million-dollar, lour-slory Consumers Pow er Co. building near here crum- oira nranesaay alternoon, cas- -v Y -7T-rM 1 I iV , A i - - rw'CTv tti Northern California Zone Enjoys Same Duck Season As Oregon For Firsi Time For the first time in the history 1 13, a week earlier than the rest of of this area a special zone has been established in Northern Cali fornia in order that the migratory waterfowl season will coincide with that of Oregon. The area, shown in the accom panying mop, lies in a small area of both Modoc and biskiyou coun ties and covers all the area cur rently embracing the Lower Klamuth and Tulelake National Wildlife Refuges. Hunters are reminded lhat all state and federal regulations per taining to the hunting of mlgra- A NEW RIFLE was won by James R. Pynes, left, of 1302 Lookout Street, in a recent contest staged by the Klam. ath Sportsmen's Association. Pynes won a new .270 cali ber Model 721 Remington rifle in the contest. George Crain, right, president of the sportsmen's group, presented the rifle to Pypes. The sportsmen will use the funds col. lected in the contest for kitchen appliances for their new club house. Nine Indicted For'Fraud In Portland Plywood Deal PORTLAND HI A prominent i Williams, second in rnmmnnH nt Portland clubwoman and a statclhe Milwaukie. Ore., slnte police police lieutenant were among nineiolfice. nnd Mrs. Lee Davenport, persons accused Friday of com-l7(i. She was named Portland's i,li,tlv in d nliwnnH H.,-,1 tl,M .,ct ........ ..n nr II. i... ending 8.000 tons of concrete and , investors thousands of dollars. " I Portland Women's Fonnn The Sisastis '"""'dielmenls stemming from a two-! They were among five arrested year federal Government invcstKhern Knri.iv nu-inhi UniHrf anA ! CailOD. I . limine II f ir Kik On The Record KI.AMTII COl'NTV MARKIAI.I l.ut.Nftft OAKES - LK11FSMA - Jfrnmt M Oiikri. of Vernoma. Orv,Mi. anil Jminlla C. LcdMm, SS, o Klamath Falls. HAlj rn - I.OWt-4-harln W Hall. r. .la. or Hrwpori. iirann, anil It Rnlh wr. ZI. of Klamath ralli MURHA Y-C3IBSONCharla H Mtlr rav. :1S. of Chrmull. and Aral Ittnt Uibaon, 40. ot North Sacraromlo. KLAMATH I'OINTT RIRTHS DAWFS Horn to Mr. and Stra Ran- T. Uawra, October 4. a Rtrl wriil arr. holh accused ol Charged with conspiracy to vio- conspiracy in Ihe case, were freed lale mail fraud and securities ion $2,5011 bond. Frederick Alan Iratid laws are l.t. Richard C.! Wright, 42. was held in lieu of .i,0O0 bond on a conspiracy charge. Four olhers were arrested Wed nesday night. One was Kdtar R. I.rnon. 60. arrested at Seattle on the state of California (with the exception of another special zone along the Colorado River). Shoot ing will start one half hour be fore sunrise on opening day and every day thereafter. California has adopted a straight season this year instead of the split season of the past several years. Hunters are also reminded that in California the season on coots docs not open until November 17 and will continue through Jan uary 25. The limit is 25 birds per aay. A detailed description of the spe- lory waterfowl must be observed Those areas within the reserve Icial zone follows which are open to public hunting Oct. 13 Dec. 31: In the area Have been plainly marked and I described as: Beginning at a point maps and directions may be ob-ion the State Line Road between lainea at me luieiake Ketugc 1 Oregon and California approxi- neaaquarters. . matety "i mile east of its inter- This area will open on October! section with Highway 97: thence south along the west side of In dian Tom Lake on the Lairds Landing Road approximately 1 miles; thence east approximately 1 mile; thence south and east ap proximately Si miles to the inter section of the Lairds Landing Road and the Portcrfield Ranch Road: lknnM ..Ik I . . I duced her new corps of officers ' i 0h n h . and chairmen for iho ,.,,,, , Lairds Landing Road appro.ximate- .r.hmi .t ih. firci n,;.,' 1 nh and east P.T.A. PELICAN By Mrs. Wall Schweigcrt Mrs. Travis Miles, new presi dent of the Pelican PTA intro- school year at the first meeting ot the group, neid at the school. Serving with her will be Mrs. Thomas Watters, 1st vice presi dent: Mrs. Louis Natale. 2nd vice president: -Mrs. Ben DeVorc, sec retary: Mrs. George Decn, treas urer;. Mrs. Tom Wallers, program chairman: Mrs. Louis Natale, membership: Mrs. Wayne Cody, thrift stamps; Mrs. Herschel Uroscclosc, hospitality. Mrs. Archie McClurg. maga zine; Mrs. Harry Waggoner, room representative: Mrs. George Tock- ey, health; Mrs. r. N. Scapplc and Mrs. Wall Schweigcrt, pub- to the Oklahoma Flats Commun ity: thence south li mile; thence east approximalely Va miles: thence south and east to Lairds Landing; thence east and north along the Chalk Banks road to the northwest corner of Section 30, T. 47 N.. R. 3 E.; thence east across Shecpy Ridge on the section line common to sections 19, 20. 21, 22. 23, 24, 25. 26. 27. 28. 29, and 30, approximately 6 miles: thence due east approxi mately .1 mile across Section 30. T. 47 N., R. 4 E., to the Hill Road along the west side of T ern Railway; thence approximate ly mile north on the Panhandle Perimeter Road to its intersection with the Modoc National Forest boundary: thence along the Modoc National Forest boundary approx imately 2.3 miles; thence north 1 mile: thence east 1 mile; thence north 1 mile; thence east mile; thence north and east approxi mately 0.8 mile to the intersection of the Modoc National Forest boundary and the old Alturas-Ma-lin County road near the center of the north line of Section 8, T. 46 N., R. 6 E.; thence north and west along the old AlturM-Malii County road to its intersection with the California-Oregon line in Section 14, T. 48 N., ft. E.; thence west along the State line to Highway 97; thence south ipprox-" imately Yt mile to the point of beginning. New Guided '' Missile Shown BUFFALO. N. Y. 11 A new ; charges of mail fraud and viola guided missile, the Lacrosse. hn.vllnn of ,ne Securities and Ex been developed here by Cornell ch;lnKe c'- Bond for Errion. who Aeronautical l.alwrator. Inc. the ""'".' uimn lottii timer not . Armv rrvi-.-tloH r-rirtiv it i. . .rJ'o Handle plywood securities in in ih. Klamath vVi,, j(aee"e Hided missile for close sun-!anoln,'r casc- W1,s scl 1,1 MO-OOtt. pon operation on the ball ef i d tititers. nrresicn ai naicm. Essential components in the svs- :'rr ,;lenn Munkers. 5: Charles tem are Ihe missile, a launcher w- Williamson. "0; and Archie l..' mounted on a standard Armv '!"nrs- "'' Bnil (or Munkers was truck and a guidance station Tli'o sot 'or Bones at $5,000 new missile is being produced hy f,,r Williamson al $2.:O0. Glenn L. Martin t o. of Baltimore Tl"' n"", nrr ''ls'd of p.irlici Mtl. ' ratini; in sales of memberships in ilhe Ml Hood llnrdhoard and Plv- ood Cooperative. A hearing was IVl-IHCIl, UUU- .. .1. iu. It. II licity; Mr,. E. W. Zigler. sUidy, J.. . SnHi ! Hnr'rS!!? I Interjwclion wilh the north bono donor; Mrs. Hoy Urace, recrea- . , (U- , ,. vt.i Hon: Mrs. Uiirence Johnson.hl.a2. ' J"!. -B-S t '.'Ti inairesi (U t tv, t mn. parliamentarian: Mrs. Allon'. ln lhft flArth raPnil Whetstone, by laws. Die executie!, , n . ,innni irt 7 tin 9't ou. lfo.nl I l WMU.IIT nnrn It Tr na Nn Hr nl.f R Wnilil. October 4. a rrl wfijhlnf T Ih S ou , in Iht Klamath Vallrv Tmpllal 1-rNtir.KiV Born to Mr ind Mn nvirl l.imeWn, Oclobr 4. ho wrifhini id ih i', ou , in the Klam ath Vilify Hoapilal. KLAMATH 'OI'NTT Rl IT AKon W rtM v. Rn But ColM. marriair annuMfcl Patrn-R II. Trail va AUra Jean Pratt, tlivnrr Brantexi. Jot I'm n Hervcy dlvoTr and rhtlct cuntodj- granted Haiolrt twy va. Amea Dtwy, dl vcrt t antt Ddforri R. Train va. Mary Crain, dlvorct and rhild ctuttuiv umittrd. I -ola J Alvemm va Frank K. AI-i vvi urn, (itvirt' ar an if a llimrtif DrLap va, Wayn Dctlp, dl- Vrriuni M Shaw Vi. OltV C. 9tUW, cllVorr aoitiihl. Mary J.tnr Kllgnrc va. ShtUiy M KllrfVr, dtvorre nunht. Ilrvrrl) Jrmn Ouncan t. Jack C I DiiTiran. dtvurr toitt)t lliv of Klamath ralla VI. Kiatlnn rackinR rontpMity, ice kin rollrclton ment; thence 150 yards east to the west perimeter road of the Pan handle area: thence south and east along the west Panhandle Perimeter Road approximately 4 miles to the south end of the Pan handle; thence approximately 2 miles north and east along the Panhandle Perimeter Road to its intersection with the Great North- held on the miitter lest August hy UKUKKS 1NVA1.K lAk'MJTA I ...I 300 Uarul Islam rebels leaded Swur,,iM "d Kxchanse Com- ships were sold, but only $250,000 was leu when members took over. The members finally built a which has tteen riinuinii a iiitmth. near Kslncnda, Dre. "I don't Vnow nnvlhinc about it." RinH Mic lv,....n.u...t i-k.. of rurunnrd mmairi parkins plant .. . .' ' ....'...' , "lause I was tn ntt wav connected n;n.a and m.nn imn lr. dcrman rut it.iiiifiii r t may wru ,th if She lent has been a'rlive V,V7,,.ATO.rir,"" im'Mv 1U wm .en s c.2.h',he Salt"!! tion ol au.riM unpaid arcounu. CM. Army and patriotic organisations. armra wun nuinmaiic weaiwns. , surprised Ihe Tilth llaltalion. kill-! Iiir and wouihIiiik several ol its plant IllVlllllt I .1. PARLIAMENT VOTES DONN. Germiiny committee will serve as the ways and means committee. Mrs. George Decn reed the budget for the coming year fol lowed by approval. Mrs. Wayne Cody reported that she would sell Ihrlit stamps at the school each Tuesday. j .Mrs. .Miles introduced the prin cipal. Charles McLin. who intro ! duced Ihe loachniR stall: Mrs. , Leigh EennniR and Mrs. Carol Whetstone, lust grade; Mrs. Ida Edsall and Mrs. Beth Ness, sec- 'ond grade: Mrs. Agnes l.ageson, third prune- Mrc I illinn Stanhors third and (ilth: Mrs. Pollv Mer-: KLAMATH AGENCY Bids will rill and Mrs. Ann Carter, "fourth:-1 r" ' ' P m on Wednfs- Mrs. Howard Stroke, fifth : Mrs !d:,v- er " m" 01 t,i h Tu.. ...it.- ir. n-j the Bureau ot Indian Affairs. r.rnOtrm.. .e.enlh ' "' , Klamath Agency, lor the purchase Mrs. Elda Fletcher is instruc- ot ,10 "cm of ,n1"n "llotmem lor in special education: Mrs. "ex f"' , d under bid imilation l4 l undsaker librarian and girls' I J," apprxi,natcly 1500 acres H..,o,.. .,.,, .,, I nf virgin timber and srazins land iraig. imusic; auss lurtiman. ,Tinlhr volume Is not miaranleed Indian Bids To Be Opened Miss school nurse; Mrs. F. N. Scapple. office secretary: Mr. and Mrs. but Is estimated at approximately nine and three quarters million Weahunl. custodians: Mr. Whalcn t ,a (.,t nf nnndenmn nini and Kristian Gippo, instrumental yeii as stands ol lodgepol'" Pin" inusic. While fir. Douglas fir, and incense Mr. (iroserlnse nkt'd tor voltin- rr(tar. leer help with the school census Announcement of the sale of al- Following the meeting, refresh- lotmenl lands was made hy M. M ments were served by the execu- Zollar. assistant siinerinlendent of live committee. the Klamslh lndiin reservation. Newspapers Are The Basic Advertising f1edium! .-vj " i i7i Nearly everybody reads a newspaper every day! In every market of America, newspapers are an integral part of near ly every family. Newspapers belong. Newspapers sell. Find out for yourselfl Shopping starts and buying decisions ore made from tha pages of the Herald & News! Newspapers are Basic -Put the major share of your advertising budget into -
