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BIG DUCK FEED
ON FOR MONDAY
Klamath Sportsmen to Be
Hosts to Member on
Monday Night
A dock and goose feed the like
of which has never been attempted
before In history U scheduled for
next Monday night, December 7, at
the Moose hall and the Klamath
Sportsmen's association is putting
the big affair across. This meet
Ing is to le in the nature of an
annual round up of members and
friends who may consider Joining
the association.
' Marlon Barnes has been engaged
several days past in levying trlb-
1 nte from the successful hunters
' coming out of Tuie ani the
warden's victims have all been
more than glad to kick across with
; a quantity of choice birds for the
sportsmen. There will be a world
- of fat Millard? and Stectled Breasts
'cooked to a turn, dished up at the
Monday night's meeting, according
" to the committee In charge of gth-
ering the banquet supplies..
1 Ed Averlll. state game warden
from Portland headquarters has
signified his Intention of being p re
cent at the meeting and there is
also excellent 1'Xelihood that the
entire state game commission per
sonal will be on hand, as the mem
bers are called here to investigate
Lower Klamath lake on the day
of the sportsmen's big blow out.
A radio dance will feature tho
banquet in addition to the nsual
culinary activities.
IOWA PRODUCERS
GET FARM LOANS
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. (United
News) The federal government. In
league , with bankers and business
, men of the mlddlewest, has decided
to give further aid to Iowa farmers.
, who are going into bankruptcy be
j. cause they do not have enough cap-
. ltal to market their bumper crop at
.a Reasonable profit.
Meeting at the federal reserve
,, bank here Tuesday afternoon, Secre-
. tary of Agriculture William A. Jar-
, dine and a score of corn belt busi
ness men, arranged for establishing
. two more national credit corpora
tions In Iowa, one at Des Moines,
and the other at Fort Podge.
Through these mediums each
capitalised at $250,000, and with a
combined loaning power of 15,000,
000 farmers may be able to borrow
enough money to enable them to
hold their corn for higher prices,
due later In the winter.
Secretary Jardine called the corn
conference on the strength of re
ports by special Investigators sent
. out from Washington. The Investi
gators said they found Iowa's pres
ent credit Institutions inadequate to
swing the immense crop of corn.
Bsnk failures were common, and
farmers were being forced by cir-,
cumstances to sell their corn at low
prices in order to meet their debts.
Establishment of the new credit
institutions is to be accomplished
within the next fortnight, under the
provisions of the federal farm loan
system.
Hold-Up Claims He
Hails from Klamath
HOOD RIVER, Nov. 30. Fire
. men alleged to have been Involved
In a hold-up at The Dalles Sunday
.were arrested here today in a box
car.
They gave the names of Charles
Crane, New Hampshire; Jack
O'Brien, Klamath Falls: M. Oat
field, Winnipeg, Albert Martin, San
Francisco end Paul Hope, Niagara
Falls.
Reclamation Faces
State-Wide Probe
SALEM, Dec. 1. (United Newa)
A state-wide Inquiry Into recla
mation affairs In Oregon was or
dered today by the trustees of the
Oregon reclamation congress.
Wilford Allen, Grants Pass, presi
dent of the congress, announced the
appointment of the following Inves
tigating committee: W. Lair Thomp
son, Portland; Percy Cupper, Ralem;
Ivan M. Oakes, Ontario; Whitney L.j
Boise, Portland: Ralph Cowgtll.
Medrord; Judge N. 0. Wallace,
Prlnvllle, and Sam H. Brown, Cer
vain. . A proposal to merge the Oregon
reclamation congress and the Ore
gon drainage association wo ap
! ' proved.
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