The Klamath news., September 30, 1924, Page 8, Image 8

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THE KLAMATH' NEWS
SUGGEST SOME
CHANGE FOR
GAME AND FISH
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SOCIETY f
K.ntota of It. W. PrW lKll
( mmi Mivrnr IVrrr l i
lliMwn ilrn for ItoqtMM
' MAll JON'CO AND IIHIIXlK IN'
) HONOIt OK MISS CltONql'ldT
M.'aa l.eLalne Weet was boa
teaa Wedntaday evening at the
home of Mm. Wilbur Jonea to
honor of Mli Itarhel Cronqust.
who Is a ne teacher In the hlgi
Hrldae and Mah Joogg
KCOENB. Stpt. J9. A bill to
heal the defect in the nrent Uw ' prs00i.
wherehv the atate Kame ronnnli-- v-r pljvril and light rclreau-
h'on ta deprived of the rlsht to menu aerved. Th gueata were
oixn and clrse seasons w- tne Mcadatua l.ynne bahin. J. It.
unintended at the f:nal meeting s'jaw. John Houston, the Mlsaee
of t!ie Oregon S'ate Sportsmen- Vera Houston. Clara Calltlna,
association. Anticipating, how-1 Margaret Worden, Joeph:n
ever that there la a poahlllty of ! Mndley. Myth llan'an. Uiretia
not being able to ra n th s right ; J.nntr-gs. Clidva Coa's. Klolae
for the comm!lon. the sporta-1 Vclhrin. Jan IWv. vnna
inn passed another resolution j Mack and the gueata of honor.
nk".iM the following: ;
1. A un'form angler's l.cense. iTKA TO fK
rcadent and non-rs!dent of $3. : SEHVKD FRIDAY
;. Creation of a game pre-1
serve In Lake county for ante-1 nrearclffe and Mis.
lope and .age hen.. rlMn ThT,P,i V Ww",BV!'
3. Aboltion of beaver trap-! to
, I inspect their new ahop on south
4 An an'.mal hunting license, j nih street,
coating $25 for Japanese who are1
not citixen and other aliens. i MOTORKD TO
5. Requirement for women to ASHLAND SUNDAY
buy hunting licences. ....
Allowing disabled veteran. , '- ' . Ji
. iillllivu U VA
Dixie Klaine. Mra
in me -iiu . u - dauhler
'Cray. Mrs
to h and hunt without license. r. .
10 a 1 . Maude Hood and Charles Cln
from September 10 to October I1 ,A,h,"d 4r.
9n .TtBHin to .11 carta of the ?rd!ng day there TlUt.ng
- " - - a " - rrlan.li
aiaie.
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8. An open season for fout;....
rom April 15 to November 20 To VISIT II KHV pew
n all sections and providing that T" ,S,T HKHl- KhV
1
trout ovr 10 Inches long
1e eiught in tidewater during the
closed season.
Lake Change Opporl
The Oregon leg'lature will be
asked to lntenrene against the
placing of Diamond lake, now In
the Umpqua national forest and
under forest sutvervlg'.on. tn con
trol of the federal government
under Crater national park. This
lake, it was brought out. was one
of the greatest assets the com
m'aMon has at present for tak
ing rainbow trout.
A closed season on sage hens
and prairie chickens for five
years was recommended.
The attitude of Richard V.
Pr".ce as a member of the s'lte
game commission was condemned
pnd hl removal by (Jovernor
P'.erce urged. It was declared
that Prke had failed to act in
tV best interest of sportsman
ship. The resolution said he had used
Ms efforts to place Diamond like
in the Crater lake national park
under federal contol. that, he
failed to attend meetings and
showed a "destructive rather tha,
helpful" attitude in meetings of
the game board.
Af'er passing 15 resolutions
vitally affecting the flnh and
game laws of the s:ate. the asno
r'ation adjourned to meet again
in Portland net February aH
giicut" of the Multnomah Angler)
and Fishermen's club.
A3toria City pu-cbies 18
,Trpi of waterfront for recrettion
rrk.
DAYS
The Reverend McLean Gold e.
arch-leacon of the diocese of
eastern Oregon, arrived last
night lo confer with the IHahop'a
nunnilitee uf Kt. Paula KpUro
pal church on matters concern
ng the welfare of the pariah.
IKCKITION TIII'RSDAY
nR TIIK RKVKUKNI) Y ARNF-H
The mrmbrrs of lrar Met ho
d!l church are giving a recep
t un Tnurtday ven.ng at the
chiirb for their new paatur. the
Rrverrnd T. I). Yarnca. and h'a
family.
OLDH -XCKKRSON
WKDDINO IN' SACIUMKNTO
Mlaa Leslie Olds and Homi
N ckt-raun. both ft rmrr resident j
nf Klamath Fa'U. were marrWd I
Hunday In Sacramento. The
young couple will make tba'.r:
home In Sacramento.
SOCIKTY
PARISH MKKT WEDXBSDAY
EVE. AT SPISTOPAL CHURCH
There will be a Pariah meeting j
Wednesday at 7i30 p. m. In the
Episcopal church lo dlacuaa plan
for th coming year. Arch-D-a-;
con M. McLean (ioldle will W
the principal speaker. All mem
ber! and lntereatad friends of the
church and Sunday school are
nrged to attend Refi-vahment !
wUI be served and a social hour
will be enjoyed after the meet
ing. Portland Work begun no 7-
story building for Htumaaer-
Frank Drug company, lo coat
1300.000.
FORUM GIVEN ! . UT4,
OVER TO BOY A"
SCOUT WORK TCStggS
H,JI, Hnkrrn W ill XV!. b
nn.. . ' 4k nl i'i..
.... ,,rnm mnrnenn tf M, ,lUii,. i,,-r ' fniiu
chamber of commerce th; Wed-1 ".
neaday will be a Hoy Wut a'rir "
with all energy end all ,k,.rs! """'.'on - Hirkenfeld I .
w.ll dal with thla very Import- ' m';y u'!l E J 'W
ant t ropes ticn. 'n In. nun u-tt dallV 11 u
Th meeting of Uat Fridiy
night In which de!i-gir fr. m m u i .
M.dford and tir.nt. I'. 'ir ,S V? Cr
U a Merrill and Matin.'., A ZU
Under the supervision
MRS. BESSE BREARCL1FFE
and
MISS ALAINETI IOMPSON
THE
Aianime llhmifcj Sfepjpya
will open for business
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
at 107 So. 7th St.
Tea will be served to those who wish
to inspect our shop.
Perkins Furniture House
On 6th, between Main St. and Klamath Ave.
WWU . The Furnisher 0f Happy Homes "
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Grass Rockers
for the children. Just like a large
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Phone 93
Holiday
Greeting
Cards
We have a wonderful
display of Nev Year
. and Christmas Greet
ing Cards.
Make your selection
now for delivery Dec
ember 1.
Your choice of Engrav
ed, KmboHsed or Print
ed Design. We guar
antee only one order of
each design will lie
sold In Klamath Falls.
W. O. Smith
Printing
Company
may; Th fiv.n.i m-i . o i .1
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in the bed room or living room.
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folks, well made
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ly shaped to af
ford maximum
comfort.
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The luxurious
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any room in your house, made of
best seasoned jum wood, a select
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