Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 21, 1958, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1953 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE- THRER IT'S NOT ALL RIDING, as this picture shows, when the Modoc Tribe Riders take off for the high wilderness. These riders have paused on an open ridge just below Pater son Lake to rest their already-weary bonss. The horse on the right is not carrying ?fl- ,L LI I TLi'- L- I- I a riTie in rne scaooara. inarj a Tismng poie you see sTicKing up Pneumatic Farm May Be Answer In Fuiure Times Strange now shapes may dot the nation's farms in not too many years. Air - supported structures. such as those above, may mane every farm a greenhouse, with temperature and climatic condition controlled in plastic "bubbles." Although ihe idea of air structures was suggested in England short ly after World War I, it found its first practical application in ra- domes spheres of coated fabric PAYS THROUGH THE NOSE HARTFORD. Conn. UPP The State Tax Department figured something was in the wind when it received a perfume-impregnated check made out "to the Odor of the State Tax Commission." It was a tax oaymcnt from an ap parently disgruntled perfume manufacturer and was made out to the correct number of dollars and scents. win - ii tm. STOKING UP AT BREAKFAST against the long ride of the second day are these mem bers of the Modoc Tribe Ride. The day was August 15. the place Pepperdine's hunting camp, the food ham and eggs and toast and coffee and fruit. "tTh lMk 1 tl . . . '.'.iJif..'- JiSi JF'TL. TOW- r-fcS I . tit? "rl '"-;, i -t ii -:J- .i-v tkmnnk tko rlmnAr line at PeDDerdine I exception, nere memoers oi mo - - -- . . hunting camp on the first night out. The set of moose horns on the cabin n not local. THE CHOW LINE is an important place in any outing and the Modoc Tribe Ride is no ' . 1 t .1 'J. -1 . i ll L 1L Jlnnar LnA Jit PffRDBrdine I Farmers! Ranchers! Stockmen! SEE JUCK for Your Truck1. JUCKELAND MOTORS, Inc. Your International Dealer 1 1th & Klamath Ph. 2-2S81 which protect radar antennae at U.S. bases in harsh areas such as the far north. E. I. du Pont de Xemours and Co. engineers pre dict that advances in design and improvement in materials will pro vide an almost unlimited field of application. Experiments suggest first tough, lightweight "Mylar" polyester film, supported by low pressure air blowers, could be used for structures 200 feet or more in diameter, sufficient to cover entire farm buildings or crop and animal areas. Other uses could be served with sausagelike structures, used together or singly. ' Owna'Jeep'? Authorized parts, salot and service for all 'Jeep' vehicles BASIN MOTORS 424 So. 6th TU 4-7778 MM. 755ikN mm Boost Your Livestock Production By Reducing Disease and Parasite Loss LEE HENDRICKS Your Neighborhood Drugqist 2212 So. 6th St. Ph. TU 4-4321 BUSINESS FORMS Designed Especially to Fit Your Needs Letterheads Envelopes Cards Invoices Statements Checks All types of Snap Out Forms GUIDE PRINTING CO. 1205 Klamath Ave. Phone TU 4-5373 FALL SALE- FARM BARB WIRE 2 PT. FOREIGN 12 Vi GA $8 PER SPOOL 4 PT. FOREIGN UVi GA $9 PER SPOOL SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL FENCING AND STEEL FENCE POSTS HEATON STEEL AND SUPPLY CO. INC. 428 Spring St. Phone TU 2-3427