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THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SSVE?
Sontomber 2, 1933 .
HUNTERS GET
WIDER
RANGE
IS SEASON
BALKM. On.. Bant. 1. (UP)
Oregon huntnra may look lor-
wanl to wider oi'en win Ihle
a.asna, In stale (am cvmmls
alim announrtd. As ' game lilnle
fiava Increased, many areaa pre
vloualy cloaad ara now open to
Hunting.
Thla year, for h tlrat tlma
la many aaaaona, I ho lama com'
mission baa aatabllahad an open
eeasnn on elk la portloue of
northaaalara Orafnn. All klmla
of lama la reported lo ba quits
plentiful, with ieeptlon of auita
hana and whlla-lallad deer, fur
which all bunting la prohibited
Ihla year.
Nrw Reason Conform
I.lrauaa faaa ara aat at 13 for
Or.mB raaldanta and IM for
non-residents. Oreaon alk hunt
ers mual In addition purchaei
6ii el la and non-ruldanta
par to. '
Thla year for tha flrat tlma
lha aimll and grouse aoaaon went
of tha Cascades baa bacn mada
eonrurrent wltb tba Chlnaaa
pheasant aaaaon. Tha mov baa
h.en adtroratad br aportamao
for aoni years. Ileiciilnttone re
garding hunting nf mUrntory
alar fowl will ba Issued aa
aonn aa Inatruetlone -- ara re
ceived from tha federal advisory
board. ; . - i
Reiulatlone imposed1 br tba
gain commlealfin IncHida:
Elk: Opan aaaann, Oclober IS
to 89. Inclusive. Opan territory,
all of Ilakar county i Wallowa
enuniv nurtb of baaa Una and
wnit of Ininaba river; alt of
Union and I'malllla counties ex
cept about IO..00 cra lu Conic
lln sprlna araa; baa limit, oua
bull alk having two pr mora
polnta on lthr born.
Dwr: Opan aaaaon. September
JO to October 8. both data In
rlualya, tor buck dr wltb
" forkad horna. Bat limit, . two
Columbia black-tall dar or ona
mula daar. with requirement that
both daar tage mual ba sitacnea
to mula deer.
Chlnma pheasants: Opan la-
aon. Oetobar It to October II
1nrlu.lv.. In Clatsop. Columbia
Waahlnslcin. Yamhill. Polk, ni
ton. I-an. I.lnn, Moualaa, Cooa
Jnaapblna. J a c k a o n, Marlon
Clarkamaa. Multnomah, II
Hirer, Waaco. Sherman, Ollllam
Morrow. Umatilla. .Wallowa
Union. Rakar. orant. Crook
Klamath, neacButee: Oetobar 15
to November It In alr'Seur
manly. October 0 and October
It only betwaan halt hour be-
forw aunrlao and aunaat In Har
nay sonnty, wttb bag limit three
male pheaaanta on each of two
daya. Hag llmlta In other conn
tlaa named four mala pheaaanta
In any ona day. or eight In any
aaren consecutive daya. it 11 un
lawful to take mora than one
f.mal pheasant la any aeren
oonaacuttya daya.
Hungarian partridges: Opan
Maaon. Oetobar It to October SI
la Waaco, Sherman, Morrow,
Umatilla, Wallow. Baker and
Malheur eountlea. Hag '-nlt.
four mala blrda la any ona day
and aot to exceed eight Id any
oren conaecutlve day.
Mountain and valley quail
Beaton. October IS to October SI
In Yamhill. Marlon, Waaco,
Sherman. Qllllam, Morrow, Uma
tilla, Daachutea, Crook. Lke,
Klamath, Jackaon. Josephine.
Carry, Cooa and Douglaa eoun
tlaa. Bob White quail: Season No
rambar 1 to November It In
Malheur county. Quail llmlta,
ten blrda In any aeren consecu
tive daya.
Booty or blue grouaa and
ruffled grouaa or native pheaa
anta: Braaon, October It to Oe
tobar SI In Clatsop. Columbia.
Tillamook. Washington. Mult
nomah, Cleckamaa. Yamhill, I. In
coin, Polk, Marlon, I.lnn, Ben.
ton l.ane, Douglaa. Cooa. Curry
Joaephine and Jackaon conntlea;
September SO to .October St In
Waico, Sherman, (llllltm. Mor
row, Umatilla, Wallowa, -Crook,
Klamath, Harney and Malheur
countlea; Booty or blue grouaa
only September SO to October
II In Grant conniy.
Ornuie hag limit, fonr blrda
on any one day and -eight In
aaven conaecutlve daya.- - .
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California People j
Injured In fttnhap
Mra. Joseph Vavar and daugh
ter of Huntington Ilea, h, Calif.,
received minor Inlurlea In an
automobile accident Wadnaaday
iilalit (l inllna iinrib of Klamath
Kali, on Tha Dulloal allfornla
blahwav. according to an acci
dent report f Haiti In tba aher-
Ufa otfic lata Thurailay.
W, N, Silo, MuCormlcK-Deer-
Ina machine company representa
tive uf xur.0 Mulroae, filed the
rapiirt and alatad he waa blinded
by Halite of approuchlng care and
collided with ona drlveu by Mra.
Vavar,
lloth car a war near Hie cen
ter uf lha road, according to
Ilia report, Dlala police atated
Mra. Vavar and bar daughter re
ceived treatment and continued
on their trip.
DRIVERS TARDY IN
E
BALKM, Sept. 1, (API About
100,000 drlvera of automobllea
have yet to renew their opera-
tora licensee aa the law re
quiring new permlta berotnea en
forceable today, the secretary or
atate'a office announced.
William II. Hammond, In
charge of that division, atated
at least 800,000 renewal have
been made alnre the 'act was
passed, while about 10,000 ad
ditional have taken out original
licenses. During tha past week
the dally average lasuaiye of li
censes was more than V.000.
The atate police authorities
announced today that they would
begin requesting new lioensca
today, and any driver found not
qualified under the law would
be aubject to arrest. Temporary
receipts that licensee have been
applied for will suffice nntll tbo
secretary of atate aenda out the
licensee which will be within
two weeks after driven have
qualified and paid the fee.
Tha new licensee are good for
two year.
Hop Yard May
Sign NRA Pledge
BALKM, Sept. 1, (API
Carrying th N. R. A. consumer
pledge campaign to the Oregon
bop yarda waa conaldered here
today by "general!" of the local
recovery program.
Many hop worker trade In
Salem. Shortage of pledge carda
here la holding up the plan at
present. Almost all th 660O
allotted to Salem ibav boon
used.
r.
use all their skill to make
these delicious graham crackers
more delicious!
they are I . . . wafer
ture, more appetizing in appearance! Sun
shine Milk and Honey Graham Crackers are
distinctively different, you will discover! . . .
And Sunshine Bakers wisely select only the
finest ingredients . . . milk, honey, and graham
flour ground to a special fineness. No wonder
these golden-brown
lor school lunches ... delicious after
the movies or
(.(KINC-H'II.KS IIISCIIT CO.
' rorllnnd
OPE
OP
L
An Inaugural program mark
Ing the Impending opening of tha
new Tule Lake high acbool was
held at the American Legion ball
in Tule Lake on Tbumday eve.
n Ing, th program Including ad
tlressoa by Htm. Vierllng Kersey,
California atate auperlntetident
uf public Instruction, and I'rufee
sor A. O, Hlun, of Cltlro atate
college, regional supervisor of
vocational agricultural Instruc
tion. An outline of the alma aud
offerings of the new acbool waa
presented by District Huperin
tendent A. U. Orant.
Oreetlnga from neighbors were
gtended by Superintendent Cbar
lea J. Torasou of Modoc county:
Principal A. K. Street of Malln
high arhool; Principal H. J. Hen
drlckaon of Merrill high acbool:
Principal Hoaa Stevens, of Al
lures high school and Prlncrpal
W. T. Atklna of Dorrla high
school. Response to these greet
ings were niade by Superintend
ent L. S. Newton, of Slsklyuu
county, and Principal Ucorge
Klebe and stuff o( Tula Lake
high acbool.
Presentation of the achool waa
made by the trusteea of the Sis
kiyou union high achoul district,
and responsea on behalf of Tule
Ijtke were made by Charles
Hell, of Tula Lake elementary
school board: Ralph Granger of
Wlnema elementary arhool board
and Wcatslde club; M. W. Cher
ry of the Carr district elementary
achoul buard: Mra. Helen Davia,
president of the P.-T. A.; L. E
Tlllotaon, master of the Tule
Lake grange; T. K. McMurphy,
prealdent of the Tule Lake cham
ber of commerce, and LeHoy
Klrby, commander of th Amer
ican Legion.
Th new building for th Tule
Lake high achool la now under
conaiructlon, and will not be
completed In time for Ibe open
ing of the acbool year. Pending
ita completion, classe will be
bald In tha American Legion hall.
Extension Service
Warns Hog Producers
The Oregon Stale college ex
tension aervlce has aent out a
warning to bog producera against
haaty action In Belling pige and
brood sows before the emergency
hog production plan under the
ne ir -:.re
fS9k-3t '
HIGH
CELEBRATED
Sunshine Bakers
And such crackers
- crisp, smoother in tex
squares are nourishing
any time with milk!
s t
f if.
r''fANo window bakeries or
asaUiaeMMtit.
federal ' agricultural adjustment
act goea Into effect, which will
be aa anon aa arrangeinente can
be completed.
In aome Instances farmers
have already been tba vtetlma uf
cut-throat buyers who hope to
reap the premium paymeuta lo
ha made by the government on
plga weighing fr'im 26 to 100
pounds, aud on tone of Z76
pounda or over, ;
IGOT1 PEftK
Irrigation on th Klamath
protect la falling off rapidly, ac
cording to officials at the local
bureau of reclamation and only
one month more of the season
remains to keep ranchers busy.
On September 30, at 4 o'clock
in th afternoon the headgate
are closed and Irrigation la over
for another year.
The volume of Irrigation water
baa been reduced lOtt second
foot In th past two days, of
ficials staled, and only 445 sec
ond feet were aent down the
"A" canal Friday. Th volume
has fallen slowly but steadily
sine th peak of tha aeaaon
which was tot second feet of
water on June 20 and SI.
Waters from tb Klamath
river flowing tbrougb tha diver
sion canal to Tule Lake have
been cut off for aome time, but
beginning Monday the reclama
tion aervic will . atari sending
water from Lo,t river through
th diversion canal Into Klam
ath river.
Irrigation of potatoes and alf
alfa Is virtually over at present.
With th cool nlghta evaporation
la much leaa rnpld and little or
no water will be needed for
these crops.
There will be some Irrigation
of pasture landa and new aeed
Inga during tb nett SO daya be
fore tb water la turned off.
Puncture Weed
Appears In Modoc
ALTL'RAS. Calif. For the sec
ond time puncture weed haa made
Ita appearanc In Modoc county,
this time near th Kelly Bros,
ranch, about five mile west of
her. County Horticulturist Tboe.
Brllee 1 working oo .It eradica
tion.
Som yeare ago aeed of the
weed were carried Into Surprise
valley by a traveling show, but
eradicated by prompt measure.
Brilea haa aent out a local broad
cast asking the farmera to watch
fur Its appearance In other parti
of the county. .
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BALKM. Sent. 1. W) Consld
eratlou of atate legislation and
Diilille education In order to fur
tlier guard against forest loss
will be given by a committee of
three appointed by Governor
Julius L. Meier today. Tbe ap
pointment waa made a a result
of th disastrous fir th past
three week In northwestern
Oregon.
C. J. Buck, regional forester:
Lrnn V. Crnntralller. atate for
ester, and Thornton T. Munger,
director of th northwest forest
experiment station, were placed
on the committee.
Time to Investlicate.
In making tbe appointment
the governor said, "I am won
dering If In our legislative pol
icy wa bav listened too much
to the timber operator wno;
wants to operate, or tbe hunter
who want to bunt, or the laud
clearer wbo wanta to burn re
gardless of th hazardous weath
er conditions, or the vacalloniet
who waiita to go when and wher
b pleasea. - I
"I believe It la high Urn we.
ar finding out where our pre- j
eut policy la leading us and what
can be don tu prevent man
mad forest , condition which
maka possible the conflagrations
we 'have bad In different parte
of the state during tba laat few
year."
Reputation Excellent.
"Tbe dlsastroua forest fires In
Oregon the last few years, which
have caused destruction of mil
lions of dollars In timber value,"!
th governor said, "prompt me 1
to aecur a report aa to their 1
causea In tb belief that public
intereat demanda that everything
within reason be don to mini-
mli tb recurrence of auch
fire.. j
"Oregon hi reputed to hv th
moat progressive foreat lavs and .
tbe best atate-wide protection or-1
ganitation of any slat In th
union and yet I can't help be-;
llevlng that aomewber In our ;
policy of timber operation and
use of th forest for recreation
al p.urpose we have neglected
to place that protection around '
our forests which a prudent and 1
thoughtful people should de
mand." Gasoline consumption In the
United States during 1932 de
clined 6. per cent.
NAMED
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GRAHAM
CRACKERS.
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4-H Club Stage
Achievement Day
CEDARVItXK, CftHf. Undr
lha supervlilon of County Ktrrn
Advisor Jack fluyea, tha w
i-H club ataxH an Achievement
day at wblih 88 boya and lirls
were con testa Ota, - A varied pro
rnm marked tha day'a procwd
Inica and rloa competition waa
bIiowq in th vanoua conteata.
Prize wJ mi era for tha irlrla
netNllttworlc project were: Lout
Hawkins, flrnt; Corrln Vlnyard,
Hwond, and Fay Kennedy, third.
In tha agriculture projects, Karl
Wlmsun won first prise, Glenn
Kreehorn acond and Marjorie
Tyeryar third. Tha firat contest
a Itinera will have a tn-day sea-
slon at tbe Htate 4-H club at
Da via next month.
I'lBMHIIKH PAHHKg
NEW YORK, Rt-pt. 1, (AP
IS. Thocian Howard, 4, pub-
II b Her lor tb last ten years of
tb New York Presa, a iportlng
papr, and Identified for up
wards of 80 years with b4rse
racing aa a writer, died this
morning of a heart attack at
Ha rat ok a, S. Y.
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FEATURES FOR SATURDAY
HAMS, Lb. .. lQVod
Swift' Ovenized. '
Beef Roast, Lb.. 10
Fryers, Lb 20
Large, freah.
Leg o' Lamb, Lb. 20
Bread-Butter
Pickles
25
2 Jars
CAKE FLOUR
PlUsbarjr with new handy alfter,
Large pkg
GELATIN
Old English Aaaorted flavor.
4 for .
m Fruit Jar 1
f Presto BaU V
Maaoa Quaru I
T If
r Catsup
M G. A H. Brand g
Large Bottle -
J Coffee Tk.
I Golden West i
I 1 lb. Can J;
27
BISQUICK - , Peanut Butter ,
Bake heanliful biscuit. C II C Hoody'o. Ja' Cl tf
Large Pkg r 2 Lb. Jar ?)r
Coffee Ginger-Ale. Coffee
s212sl;r:ssl
SUGAR
Fine GranulateU Pure Cane
10 Lbs
Malt Syrup
Blue Ribbon.
3 Lb. Can
812 MAIN ST.
S.P.
FREIGHT CUT RATE
Reduction of th freight rata
on potatoes from Klamath falls
to Rogue Itivur valley polnta waa
announced by tbe Southern Paci
fic company on Friday, effective
Immediately.
Tb reduction, which applies
to shipment of potato from
th Klamath country to Ashland.
Medford, Grants pass and Cold
Hill, will amount to nearly 40
per cent saving over former
rates, and la mada for the par
pose, U, L. Graham, district
freight and passenger agent an
nounces, of widening th mar
ket for Klamath potatoes.
Movement of Klamath potatoes
to th Itogue River valley points
baa been quit extensive in tha
past, and hlth erto baa been
chU fly by truck. The movement
last year amounted to th equi
valent of about 850 carloads.
BACON, Lb IfW
Light leaa Koatera. '
HENS, Lb 17
Strictly freah. '
Leg o Pork, Lb. . K4
Half ear whole.
Boil Beef, Lb. ... ftf
Rib and Brisket.
Sardines
Finest Xor-.
weciaa.
oliv
4 for
F0RMAY
Th Perfected Sbortcnlna
3 lb. can
29
GRAPEFRUIT
Del Monte, Fancy Florida.
No. a Tin
19
2 for
CANTALOUPES
Lare aixe
Vtne-ripend
Firm Mrlona
25
i 3 For
.
SBELL PEPPERS
Large fancy
3 Lbs.
APPLES
Gravetuteina
5 Lbs II Vj
CUCUMBERS
Fancy
long green
UdH
5 For
TOMATOES
Fancy
Koguo River
391
Box
SUNSHINE
Treasure Wafers
In Cello Bag
Pound ...
29
FLOUR
Anchor lira ml.
49 Lb. Sack ...
52
Wesson Oil
Pint Can . .. -S
Right Reserved, to Limit Quantities
Closed All Day
Labor Day
WEATHER
Th Cyclo-Stormagraph at Ua
derwood'a pharmacy continue 14
record a fair weather pressure
and indication ar .favorable fof
a contlnuanc of present oondl
tlona.
Th Tycoa recording tfcermom
etftr registered mail mum and
minimum tmnperature , Friday
aa (ollowst
High 76; Low, 49.
Forecast for next 2 4 hourer
Fair 1th moderate temperatures.
The United States reclamation
service reports no precipitation
for the 24 boors ending at
p. m, Thursday, 9.6t for the sea
son, 12.1 S normal, 11.44 last
year. The season' maximum,
102 (official) on August U.
M SaMt. UllH BalltraU. a
eta st pauioun imvwata
1114,
Eggs
Fresh extra
rJ9
la carton.
2Doz
.49
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$49
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