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19
Tuesday, Feb. 8
Orego
Falls,
Klamath
TH
B
—
storage
.reser-!
manager of
Klamath
Lake,
mation
Klamath
the
Recla-
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Project
—
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eve
exp T b pre
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p
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ly
like
in
us
fancy
borh
S
so the
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n
‘Then Mrs. Blair called to find
a
was
the dish
whether
out
Fum-
stew or what, and Mrs,
bles was rather vague and said
But
-
B
that
additional
rain
mel
{Suc is the
ing
at
fast
or
$n
0
Widikin
marsh lands, (2)
former
industrial
developntents around
Ewauna and the low-land
prevail-|
situation
Uppe Klamath Lake
and)
effect
contai
Irrig Dist
amil:
Heral and Revs eves. sever mire ob
farm
units.
SUBSCRIBERS ditional
People having interests
Klamath
Lake
to Upper
for service -on cent
the lake level held
want to
when
major
Paner Delivery flood low inflow possibl
is impending. This
rve
careier
your
require
8111
or
dail
p.m.
high rate of release
a
down
Link
for
River
of
water
the
present Those having inter-
ests
noon ‘Sun-
hi
jays
the
alon
reservoir
that river
river
the
“Frog
viously
water
so
of
ohn
effotts
and
BILLS
Only!
Sho
So.
assistant
Systems
o the Southern
that
ny, said
ex-
misinfor
u
a
£
mo.
$21.81
-
$28.86
FIN
mo
-
Pacific
the
i, ill Sche
i
survey data|
snow
based
forecasts,
of
record
the
presen
be
necessary
on
normal
and
releases
rate
ion
their
Congr
roads
their
its
resolve
to
firemen,
with
poi
rail-
the
addition, the
fireman
South
ho
his
a
a
than
Jan. 25, 1964.
more
on
or
Pa-
address
re-
h would-not,| job protection
employ
his
years’
tive Engineers. The Brotherhood
Firemen and En-
|of Locomotive
gineme are still fighting. the
ar-
repeals, even thoug federal
has set.the pattern in
bitration
Assured
Jobs
“In
the
are
required to retain in
employment all full-time!
years’ seniority
two
local’
to
families.
firemen
issue, Miller
out. Under its terms,
h
if he
HB 1198
railroads
seniority,”
more
CLEA
Spe al
HO
andR
isan
Heral
ha
lay:
-
pin
Astoria
Klamath
th
Sant
CAMA
mj
|
Hoovers
K, Falls
Lakeview
2
4
35
2
2
Medford
46
3
Newport
48
48
44
N. Bend
husband
her
‘sauces.
wives
helpe
him
see
any.
something
eat
i
tele
that
tasty
else’s house you
in
had
and tell
home
your wife abou it because wom-
will turn it against you.
en
not
go
Fumbles said well,
Mrs.
I am lucky, Green Eyes gave
could, but it really wasn&# me a dish for enceinte female
And then sh dum-
choppe
lamb,
necessary.
dogs—
mied up.
bacon, minced onion and do
over
but she substituted
So Green Eyes wandered
biscuits
biscuit
for coffee, an there isn’t any- toast point for the do
she
mean
bod in the world who can kee and I take tha to
from Green Eyes and
a secret
she saw this book on Mrs. Fum-
“The
shelf
cookbook
bles’
And
you
—
Joven
—
Sean Connery
rs
Operati
SNAFU
Usu-
crab
with
couldn&#
eriet
better
platters of cel-
stuffed
she
Fact is, they were
ing each other most of the night
and laughing hysterically, and
it just goes to show that when
see
casserole.
“Dogwiteh,”
a
served
ir.
McMurty
irs.
“Meatball
Soup”
McMurty the
and cackled with delight when
Dib-
Mrs.
for
seconds
he asked
“Chick-
husband
ble gave her
Canine Casano-
en Surprise for
vas& which consists of chicken,
egg, onion, celery and cottage
cheese, and she told the other
delicious
The
casserole
was
and went down great with cold
friends went home
o'cl
‘Mrs.
about
beer, and the
singin
owe 864-5464
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Nort
-
45; low
ANY
ANY
PRESCRIPTION
OF LENSES
KIND OF FRAME
KIND
Dalles
Wouldn’t
to
61
48
39
4
50
5050
3
65
LOW
PRICE
GLASSES
19
Baker
Mostly
Vancouver: Partly
45; low 30.
near
high
27.
near
and
near
12
and
La
high
Grande:
hig
Wednesda
about
36-
Fair
18
Western Oregon Partly
cloudy; ‘high 42-48 low 24-36.
Eastern
Oregon Partly
cloudy; high 30-42: low 16-26
Tatoosh to Blanco:
Northwest
winds decreasin to 18-2
and Wednesday; partly
the
are
can
tonight
cloud
receive
ein
ati
do
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CHARGES!
included
bifocals
or
ev
with
trifgcals
executive
One
ny
at
Set.
834 Main St.
Falls
Klamath
Ph. 882-6669
Generel
Admission
Chit dren
—
$1
(Under
2
tn
7
nights
-or
Pertermances
of
Nightly Monday thru Fridey
Tete
P.M.
7 idey Thst o 7:30
1:30 P.M,
ee
Ta
a
Schedule
NO
lid?
43.
Mostly fair;
Bend:
42; Jow
Snakes
mast
learn
flip your
like
to
you
how
25-30,
tonight and
35; low
near
ONE
acgrert
oo
Hood River:
Partly cloudy; highs 40-46 low
The
ANY
tea
coranaet
‘staneanaa
Guillotine-
Roseburg Mostly fair;
near
tet
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Attention:
60
California:
cloudy high
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32
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Portland
‘ASSOCIATION
sn
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York
Phoenix
San Fran.
Seattle
;
PUBLISHE
884-8365
‘et
5137
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Washington
ry
Ph,
WINNE O 3 ACADEM AWARD
4
52
New
aupit
emt
OD aia
eta
Uitte
UTS
5032
Los. Angele
now
HO
FURNISHI
Niue
was
Mrs.
but
tears,
about to burst into
Green Eyes made a bi thing
the
it and
every lady in
|° f
neighborhoo served somethin
out of the book to her husband
served
Blair
than night. Mrs.
meat, and fancy sliced breads
cold
exotic cheeses and
ham and like that.
4
a2
50
Pendleton
Owens”
i
stalks
to
and
bis-
and
Fumbles
Poor
in
a
house of
the unkindest cut
terror
of
all.
on
Tex
Story
b Henry Slesa
Produced
and
-
Directed
Music,
Max Steiner
b William Conrad
-
Screenpl b Henr Slesar
soe een
PANA) VISION&q FROM WA\
John
By
Unite
Dr,
X
righ
civil
bama
md
crushed
It is the do
it crisp
makes
heavenly.
so
you
mixture of but-
browned flour used for
gravies
that
PHONE
4S
Brookings
Eugen
Chicago
ere
ery
please
with
biscuit.
and
4030
Bake
Display!
than
freight
was
a
it
was
she
leaves
starting
do
cuit
garlic,
PHONE
aries
47
Portland
Redmond
lees
operate
Fumbles
that
ally
and
making
b
a
ts
Choppe
—
Salem
Th Dalles
far
ter
roux
did
(Double-
“Meat
Sur-
meat, onions,
be
Light
aal eyselecses
A
rag-
Blair
under
Reservoir,
Weight!
fo
permit Orego
would
to
attrition.
and
fireman
or
trains
without
a
third
brakeman, as i permit:
ted in most other states.
he said. “We have further stat-
occasions
ed publicly on many
the few that would be af-
Roundu
present
Powerfull
Vern
Vi
U
lose
thaeach an
Weather
near
and
security of firemen is pro-
Arbitra-
by the National
Board
established
by the
assuring him that
Warning Disputed
indicate
charge tha the
doin a disservice
Job
|neverthel
like a
said
more
was
and Mrs.
you make it
roux?
a
out,
lik
Sout
SP.”
le
members
well, it
[fected—
not
for
&q
was
on
Thursday
for
probabl
59
new
was
eff t
no
Lake}Little-or
precipitation ex-
necessary, Clear
about ‘half full no w,| pected
the in-
will
contain
Lake weather
Crater
High
release
or
without
spill
flow
yesterday 26 low this morning
period unless 10. Six inches new
during critical
138
snow,
above-narmal precipitation oc-
Roads open,
inches
on
ground.
Lost River run-
hereafter,
cures
advised.
chains.
off below the storage dams will
depen upon the weather here-
‘Temperatures durin the 24
aie,
PST to-
a.m.
endin at
will
gpRI
ONLY
on
Compa
local
sc
do
worki
—
884-7759
6th
Center
vice
Operation
will probabl
time.
for some
cover
on
the snow
the Lost River watershed is not,
great; there was much melting
Tem-!
Long-range forecast
and runoff a week ago, Howev-
seasonal
for
near
will be peratures
Gerber
to
inflow
er,
of week.
remainder
Tempera-
than enoug to fill the res-
more
releases ture range from 15-45 degrees
atiditional
so.
ervoir,
UPRIGHT
the
its
&q
to the
smok
inflow
‘f
seasonal
Upper| &qu poster said
Klamath Lake will be the great-
SU
-
pre-|
on
Miller,
president,
the
18
24
=
e/a’
water|throwing
routing
precipitation hereatier,
mo.
00.8
H
See all
.
upon
t
the
known
as
Pond and League
had been carried
area
Preliminary
$500.00
and Country
Time
the
Office
Union
you do not attend,
continue
to
“If
p
ofl
Enginem |
and
mt
a
|2Ct ab
minimum.
a
00.
bimit
with
ex-|
of Locomo:
through the irrigation works in
in an
an
attempt to kee damag t0 pac the committe hearin
A
Town
Firemen
Eugen
official
to-|every fireman was expecte to
pear at the hearing, and that
Eugen loca
South-|p o h loc bre
th
Sump and
Reserve
reserve
est
»
Re
the
with the United States.
Diversions to both the
tract
west
tensively by
below
less
want
SMA
CONSOLIDATE
the
ha
a spill y co
This
Pacific
Brotherhood
leading|tive
canals
Sum to
c.1.
the
tinued
see
as
as
Call
Main
Su
see 7
Southern
A
da charged
eachlof
in
cut
was
At
Hotise
Bi 119
through the week. This |membe
Irri-| whic would repeal the 1913 full
stead:
done by the Tulelake
was
-|gation District as provide in crew Jaw o freight trains oper-
of
the
the rules and regulations
ating in Oregon.
adja- operatio and maintenance con-
Referring to a poster which
hu
betore
6:30
before 12
a
the
from
was
last weekend.
controlled
spill, a
greatly
increase
areas
since
Reservoir
time of the tremendous and un-| 41,
down
River
marsh
areas
precedente runoff a month| Keno, and (3) the great
Cliff_Lawrence,|
ago, explain
farming’ area of the ‘Tulelake|
Gerber
Sump
Reserve
Southwest
To
individually large opening
the) develope by diking the Klam- of two
gate
agricultural
Poster
Distorted
Facts
Dibble
Fumbles to get
Mrs.
tlth recipe. She said Mr. Dib:
ble had been utterly insultin
and odious at breakfast asking
knows
she
her
around
way
come
her
why she couldn&
the
Elizabethan
lamong
poet
Mrs.
up with exotic dishes like
like you know the way to the
Fumbles
Mrs.
And
Fumbles.
liquor store. And she is the said oh, it really wasn’t any-|
only one in the whole neighbor thing. It was just something
hood who can
tell you
instant-
with.
experimentin
she was
which
Kirk Douglas cut
ear
She said as a matter of fact
Mr. Fumbles had got the wrong
lunch
remember
the movie, dish. She had a
I
c’old
didn&# Van Gog play the role sprea out in the
refrigerator,
of Kirk Douglas? Well,
any-
but Mr. Fumbles had been load-
would
Fumbles
Mrs.
way,
ed and
ha picke up the
know at once.
food.
wrong
—
Claims
Railroad
Recip
day Mrs.
|oalled up
confront her with a
you
piec of modern machinery like
coffee
a
grinder or an atuo-
mobile or even a
why
dust-
she ha difficulty
orienting her-
self to it, But the funny thing
cook
tremendous
is a
she
You might
say
artistic
cooks
with
that she
abandon, and peopl who have
be giv- seen
her
cook
52—will
say she
ski
all around the kitchen and it is
en
severance
pay up to $2,10
her
Of
ballet.
course
a
with
and
opportunitie
job
band
and kids clean up aft-
such
Pacific
are
i
the desire they can continue er her, but the eat fine,
in other productive jobs We can
So the other night her hus-
for a
in
constructive
see
no
purpose in band had some friends
this kind of action by the local little
gin-rummy, and along
and we deplore the implie inti-
about midnight he went to look’
midatio in this poster,” Miller} in the pantry for whatever Mrs.
said.
Fumbles had prepare for them
Fumbles by this
Mrs.
Brotherhood of to eat.
“The National
was
upstair in bed with
Trainmen
has jus time
Railroad
‘*Anti-in-
Hofstadter
its opposi Richard
this week
withdrawn
tellectualism in American Life,”
crew
tion to the repeal of full
laws
national
a
basis, as but she had just cooked up a
on
of stuff, and Mr.
mess
did the
Brotherhood of Locomo- great
Brotherh
next
Dogs”
for
Gardner
A.
diced celery,
carrots,
salt, tomato puree and
the
for
Martin
Page 22
prise.”
evildoers.
our
nei
cook
casserol
meat
Cooking
of
secret
b
on
day) and she found the recipe
Teri
s
wi
Douglas Welc
is
coordinated
the
rest
Vo
M
CA
les
very
and|F
A goo day to you all,
loudl
praises
in’
our
woman
mot every
particularly to Mrs, Fumbles. It
encour-
things happe to Mrs. neighborhoo who will
~
Sh age gambling and venality and
Fumbles.
is not physical all kinds of evil by making a
pe
T
hav-
their dikes.
in the Tule Lake
interests
ing
is
no
where
there
Basin
in
Clear Lake, and Gerber
Upper Klamath Lake is con-
natural outlet depen upon di-
and
other
Dam
with
Link
River
at
flood-/trolled
conjunction
are
bein op-|heavy outflow has been contin- version of Lost River water as
handling facilities
to the Klam-
much
as
possibl
the
of
to.
Bureau
in order
Recla-|
erated by the
manage
avoid inundation
Power and| water problem. Clear Lake Res- ath River to
and Pacific
mation
minimize |eryoir,
has
Tate
which
relatively) of their farms. Such diversion
Light Compan to
the capaci
yet is quite limited by
has
not
the possibl damage from rec-|great capacity,
mile long ca-
the
of
seven
ord
breaking flood runoff that/ filled to the point that releases ty
from
westerly
under the condi- nal running
are
necessary
began Christmas week.
_i
in|tions
now
prevailing and none Lost River near Henley.
‘All of the developed areas
actual
if
the
Nevertheless,
riv-/have been made. From Gerber
the valleys and alon the
diver-
and January
December
has been re-
water
benefited by the dams|Reservoir
were
ers
as
flood|leased
the
downstrea runoff sions throug this canal had
back
great
holding
th
not been made, all of the Pub-
con-|conditions
permitted
will
week
and
of
that
flows
would
Reserve
lic Land
Sump
weather
from
benefit
regula-
goo
tinue to
Althoug fairly
ca-
to
maximum
b filled
prevailed for nearly a now
tion of the rain and snow-melt|has
left
to
con-
with
no
spac
pacit
own-
freshets that can be expect week, there are property
inflow
tain the
during the re-
through the winter and spring]ers in three large areas of the
months of hig
three,
maining
involved
still
who
are
Basin
ronoff months.
runoff,
‘For the most effecti ulili- with the disposition of the rec-
rain
Agai last week, some
reservoir
storage ord
of
breaking volum of runoff
melt in-
extensive
snow
both
and
spac in controlling flood run- from the watersheds,
This sig appeared on
board of E
CONTROVERSIAL
SIGN
runoff in all parts of
ne local of
the storage creased
off of grea volume, it is vitallahove and below
of
Firemen and Engineme Southern Pacific officials charg
Locomotive
River
runoff
Lost
Basin.
the
that water is released down-|dams.
Bill 1198. Bill would allow
that union is distorting fact on effect of Orego
below storage dams
House
strea as much as possibl and
They are also concerned about| originating
UP Telephoto
at ever opportunity Onl
if/ rather lon time it takes again exceeded the capacit of freight trains to operate without firemen and third brakeman.
facilities
an
diversion
the
there be as-|for the surplu
this is done can
to
water
pass
below spilled to the Tute Lake Sump
river
sprance that needed space, 0C-|into the
canyon
qupie b some of the previou Keno, ‘These areas are (1) the areas..
con-|
to
available
be
will
thé
nor-
inflow
extensive. agricultural and oth-
In turn, spill from
tain ot reduce the future flood|¢ development around Upper mal water area, which has been
into the]
flows
Christmas,
folloW/
Lake
reclaimed
by full since
mu surely
major
Upper
Three
voirs
SQUI
the
court
the da
of
Negr |
mor
was
terest
ar
Protest
tion
2
proc
the
for
Selm
an
King
fr
march
church
1 years
civi
first
‘Montgo
1955.
“Tam
King
tol
Monday