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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1926)
THE Kt,AMATH NEWS Thursday Jurm 21 1926 J41-HI f. J.J.IUMMI V PagD Thrj boy SCOUTS TO START VACATION AVEEK JULY 1QTFI Tim flmt annuul summer cuinp n( Ilia Klumnlli On in y Council. lly Hvuiila lit America, will upon Jly !lh mil rinse August Jfiid, '. cording tti lh eniniilng cumiiiltleo. j Tka rump will Ihi at Kugln Itldgo Tvurn on Upper Klainalh lka. Hoouta tiny register lur una or Iwu WOaS, . , The rout of earn boy will ha $7 lur on wpf or 111 fur two weeks, which chsrg rovers only tlio coat of tb food. Ths California Oregon J'ower company huva gonorouly kIvbii tha um uf III beautiful Tenon fiar tha Hi-out' auinmer ramp ami tha rlllteua ut Klamath rounty hava provided tor oilier Incidental e. peniea. KvarV parent baa an opportunity to Rlva his hoy the lical posaihU vacation at tha lowest possible coat In aumnier ramp. Tim Scout la Just aa aafa In ramp at at horn. A Firl of everv wall orgaulsed Hcoiil camp la an educational program. Wednesday afternoons from !:?o to II P. M. ami KnniUys from 10 to I I. M. have hern set aside for visitor. 1'aroot are uracil to v's't Hootit ramp but aro asked to n.u tine t. mlr vlalla it Hie regilar vMI lait liya. If possible. There I n phone at the tavnrn and aaynu desiring In rat with the scouts will greatly help- tlio management If they phono the day beforo and ad via how many will be In their party. The meala will coat BOo par plate. Thoae who havn't visited Klglo Rldgo' Tstrern hare a real treat In atnre for them. Thoae who have vlalted It. will be In their party. It la a two hour trip by boat from the Shtpplngton Dork to Seoul ramp or It may be reached In an hour by automobile by the way of nock ' Creek. The noy Ken lit now have an of ficial photographer, A. E. Pea-itey of Feasley'a Photogrophlr aliap ha agreed to live hta aorvtrea without remuneration In order that .the Scouts may have all the publicity possible through the medium '" of plclurca. Wild Turkeys to -Be Released at Pendleton Farm Tho flrat wild turkeys ever pliircd In tho Oregon wuuiU will be ro luaaed In Curry cmuny tlila week, according to an order arnt to the Pendleton iinio farm by Slate Game Warden Avcrlll yesterday. Sumo BH of theso choko Kama birds will be placed at tho head of Platol river In a district where royoles and similar predatory animals huvo been virtually exterminated. Tho turkeys wcro hatched from ecus laid by several adult birds ob tained In a tradu enKlneered by the Oregon K"mo commission with tho Woodmnnt (Juu club of Mary land. If domeatlnited turkey hens are turned looso with wild gobblers they will almost Invariably revert to their wild liiatlm-ta and huhl's. In such cases, commented a game official humorously, tho gobblers may bo hoard to sing tho once pop ular song. "They io Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me." ' I . CROSS STATE LINE AGAIN PETITIONED A petition for a cross-stale line was renewed by the public service rommlsslon of Oregon In a brief filed Wednesday with tho Inter state commerce commission, asking a reopening of tho enso against tbo Central Paelflu railroad, ac cording tu aclvlcos received hero last night from Washington. In Us declaration the stuto com mission strikes again at contrul . of tho Central Pacific by tho Koilthern Pacific company, Insisting that conditions no longer. Justify ench an arrangement. Trout Plentiful ! In This Section GameChief Says Limit Catches in Southern Oregon Possible for All Anglertt Klamath .Lake May be Reflooded Anglers run lake out Hie Until niimhur uf trout In every stream In southern Orison, K. I''. Avcrlll, stute guiuu warden, announced at Port land following a Iwo-werk trip bo made Willi niumbura uf 4ho Oregon ( stiila gamu commission un mailers In ruiiiiacliou with statu fish hatch-1 cry affairs, says the Oregonlun. ' Avcrlll said I hut on May 30 and 31 more Ih.in SOOO trout were taken by anglers from Diamond luke. j One of Iho big problems of the Oregou Klinie coin in Union on this trip was tha prupoaal to re-flood, lower Klamuth lake, locutrd on the California binder, which covers about 70,000 acres, and once was one of tho best guine breeding pluces on the . Pacific coaat. In recent years, huwever, a dralnugo ayslem established fur tlio b Merit of ad joining farina on the Oregon side1 has luken all the water from the lake. . lb-flooding Plans l-'uvoreil Membera of the California com mission met with tho Oregon com-, nib Ion on this pmjucts uud al- though both groups favured ro-1 Hooding at least a portion of the lake, this cannot bo done unless the agricultural binds aro protected Later arrimgomenta may be made, Avcrlll said, whoroby that part of tho lake on the California aide may be refjouded by cunalrurtlng a dike about eight miles long through the kiko, and thus crvato a gamo breed ing around of about CO, 000 acres. The Oregon commission, however, did make arrangements fur protect ing fish that are now being killed In the Ravage rapids dura of tho ICogue river In Josephine rounty In greater numbers than tho commis sion Is ablo to propagate In all Ita stalo hatcheries. This will bo done by erecting a V-sbnpcd screen round the turbine wheels In the dam and steering Iho fish Into tbo fishway on one side of the dam, and through the ladder over tho fulls on the other. This, In Avcrlll's opinion, will savo at least 90 per cent of tho salmon, staelheudH and cutthroat fifth now being ground up: In tho power wheels In Iho dam. l'l.li To lie Dlvertiil Into Oregon ' As a result of the conference of 4 tho twn stnto ginno commissions It w-as assured that more flub will he diverted into the Oregon side of Ibe Klamuth river through tho power dam ut f opco, Calif., Avcrlll added. ! Soma years ugo tho Copco. com-J pany. au Ore. power concern, erect- ed a dam 125 feet high, on the California side of the Klamath river. A fish butchery was orocted on the California sido of tho power dutu, but Iho company wns said to have never made any provisions fur per mitting flab to go Into Iho river on Iho Oregon sido. It was decided that a former agreement lo I hat ef-i fuel will hereafter he complied with. Tho two commissions also agreed upon a John gamo putrul along the California and Oregon boundary lines, whereby tho gunio wardens of California and Oregon can arrest I offenders In either state. ! The California comnibwlon nlsni visited several Oregon hatcheries. the members being particularly In-1 teronted in tho Oregon holding ponds, where fish uro kept until from four ito six Inches lung before liberated, tallfornla is suld tu have been liberating fish when only about two Inches lung. Oregun hatcheries In Josephine and Curry counties were Investiga ted, and at Uranta Pass the game' commission ordered tho city to com ply with the stnto law which ro qulros a nawago dlsposul plant to bo constructed. In connection with tho city's proposed acwer system. HUNGRY SQUIRRELS COSTLY TO RANCHERS '.: : . i ii 101. KO, Juno St. An abnormally dry spring bus brought a plague, of ground squirrels In eastern Nevndn. tha rodents rnldlng farms, destroy ing rrnps and causing heavy losses. Ho numerous nre.ithe squlr,rels that poison campaign's bare made little progress against them. , Hunters and motorists sny the squirrels are ove:i killing each other In the grim struggle for existence, brought on by the food shortage. When you think uf a new dro for the Kowrth. Think of the new dresses urrivjng daily nt Hoe Jlegln's Hnrvv'- ' Jtl-2 CHILOQUIN SECURES NICE SUM IN FINES The coffers of Chiloquln were enriched by J3C0 Tuesday night when four men wcro arraigned be fore Justice It. C. Spink of Chilo quln on a gambling charge, fol lowing a raid by federal, atato and county prohibition officers at TOG Walnut street. No liquor was found on tho premises but Rum bling paraphernalia was very much In evidence, according to the of ficers. Kuril one of the alleged (tum blers pleaded eullty and was fined 175 and costs by Judgo Hplnk. ' I'KTKItSTKlVKK Kt.XKIUL ' OflTIW THIS MOItMNti The funeral of Fred PotorstelneV, employe of the Dray mill, who was fatally Injured Monday afternoon when he, was caught and drawn feet first between two heavy roll ers, will ho held from the Whltlock funeral home this morning nt S : I n o'clock, t vi ) If m m I - ----ff) Klamath Falls Newest Residence Addition Water Mains Will Be Laid for Delivery of Water . to Hillside Addition July 15. Electric Light Lines to Every Lot. Streets Laid Out and Graded. How to Get to Hillside Addition Up 1 1th street, cross canal, follow Cres cent avenue across the Southern Pacific tracks; or, Esplanade to Pacific Ter- 1 ' ...... i race and turn to left. . .. - ... 'i ' .. , ; ' : Buy a Lot and Build Your Home in Klamath Falls , ' r' ' ' -V . - 1 . .. ; v it ..'., c ", .1 .tit. it M i. Profit With The City's Inevitable Development WITH the surety of water to Hillside addition by July 15, none need hesitate about starting a honje immediately in this newest residence ad dition to Klamath Falls,- Everything has been anticipated in the necessities and requirements for home builders. And, it is so easy to buy a lot and build Pnone for Appointment The Klamath Phone 1 GENTLY sloping, . overlooking practically the en tire city of Klamath Falls,, Hillside addition of fers the prospective home builder unusual advan tages and opportunities. Outside the bulk of traf fic, laying well for best of drainage, full sweep of cooling breeze in the summer, protected in winter Hillside Addi tion.. . '. ' . . Open Evenings K t ' l Development Go Pine Tree Theatre Bldg.