The Evening herald., July 13, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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THE EVENING HERALD, TM.AMATH FALLS. OREGON
F
I GRASSES
i TO CHEESE
Key to Delicious Flavor
Found in Succulent
Forage Crops.
MAUN, Or., Jul? It, (ft pe
elal) uoc.'uleut, nutrltloui
iniM grown on tlx old lake
bid bare wake not only n ani
mal elnule that produces run of
the belt flavored cheese In tht
world.
The . null Is that tbe cream
ery bar (Inde mad? snle fur nil
tb bultr and chnoae It can pro
dure. John It, Hulior, manager
Utsi that l.OOO pound of choose
r produced while 1,000 pounds
of butter are churned weekly.
A mom the SO nillkora bring
ln cream to the factory her ere
H. Klorln, H. M. Millard. W.
Jollnek, V. A. Itajnls. Mlcke
bro'V . nr II. 0. I'lukott.
AL60I PLANT
ISWER
Flyer Falls 150 Feet Without Hurt
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When hli pre-war type airplane foil 150 fet, Walter O. Thomai
of Morgan lllll, Cat., tuii'l even scratched. Hut when be un
hooked bl safety atrap to drop five feet from tb wreckage be
skinned bit fac up. Hare's Tbomta and tb remnant of bl plan.
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timber-covered ilopee.
Tb blai wblcb la to laneat
tbla yr, darted In I he vicinity
of tb Oeori Mali ranch, four
mile north of Klaraatb Fall
yealerday afternoon. Tb flamea
raced up the irass eontid
dope and over cut-ornr land,
It covered five mile Imld of
an hour.
Tho Bhady I'ln barbecue aland
and danc ball wa destroyed by
fir but the gasoline nation t
eaved. Other small itructurea
nearby war aavid. Tbla after
noon a peat land fir had brok
en out on the lake aid of the
highway north of Bhady fine. It
waa being fought by a crew of
men.
How large the blau la, I not
known but It li believed It cover
a front of from 10 to 15 mile.
Origin of tb fir I unknown.
II. 8. Unwell, owner uf Hbady
Flue, stated that It waa through
the work of Walter foster, traf
fic officer, and Mr. Decker, of
tb Union Oil company, that tho
nuto camp and cablna were
aaved. Tb two men wore near
ly overcome by amok In their
endeavors to aid In aarlng the
property, th owner elated.
Lom (.VIUO
Mr. Sue Blackburn, manager
of th barbocu and danc ball
loat many piece of pereonal
property and clothing In the
burning of th barbecue, ao
quickly did It burn to th
ground.
A piano and few plecea of
mall furniture war carried
from tb blailng building before
It collapsed. Loaa waa eatlmaud
by th owner at approximately
15.000. partly covored by lu
nranc. Two homo were in rulu near
th (outhern end of the fire area
and east of the highway about a
half mile, but It could not be
learned to whom they belonged.
Robert Graham and Frank
Dale, woodcutter, were trapped
by th fir and were unablo to
remove a Chevrolet trurk which
waa deatroyed by the rapidly
apreadtng fire. The two meu
barely escaped by going over the
mountain to the aotiiheast. It
waa reported. They were cut
ting wood on Graham's tract east
of Shady Pine when the fire
trapped them.
BIG KEilO FIRE
UNCONTROLLED
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aerloua In Klamath In several
yara. Mllllona of dollar of pin
timber art endangered.
Th fir originated north of
Keno early thla week. For sevoral
day It waa kept from causing
aerloua timber damage, but the
wind of today ha brought with
It rory eorlous fir crisis.
Resourcefulness of Navy
Saves All But Pride, B. V. D.'s
NEW CAMPS TO
IE OPENED UP
lly H.AM I.OVB
United I'reas Huff Corrcapondent
NKWAIIK, N. J., July 1), (If
P) Tli pluck and rosourcerul
nesa of the navy saved the day.
Five naval officers In dis
abled balloon prsvarted their
slowly sinking gas beg from
dropping with all hands Into
Uoonlon reservoir yesterday by
tucrlflclng everything but honor
and their respective II. V. D.'e.
Hco Gallant llatlle
A Urge crowd saw an hour'
gallant battle with th air, which
appeared a trifle only a trifle
too Insubstantial to support
th sagging balloon.
Th big craft first appoarod
from th general direction of
Lakehurst, where It took the air
at 6 p. m. Thursday on a train
ing cruise piloted by LleuL Hod
nry Bennett. It bad made two
practice landings, for the bene
fit of the four naval reaorv of
ficer with Uennelt, during th
ulght. On Its voyage yesterday
It bad collected a alieable land
tall of motorlnte and small boys
who followed It acroe country
to th point where It got Into
troubl above th raorvolr.
Hlnk Over Reservoir -
Our the center of th treat
reservoir, which supplies Jersey
City with water, a cross current
caught the balloon. Instead of
floating gracefully across, It bait
ed In mid-air. Then It began
to alnk.
"O, boy!," cried membere of
the land tall to one another.
"Now watcbe'm throw out the
sandbags!"
Hut as It happened, there were
no sand bag. They bad been
Jettisoned to avoid high tension
wires during the night.
Officers Loh Garb
Slowly but surely the big
craft settled towarda the water
Suddenly a commotion shook the
basket. A moment later some
thing tumbled and flapped to
ward th water. It was Lieut.
Ueunelt' Jacket. Tb basket
vibrated again and a bifurcated
blue bit of ballast circled down
ward. A cloee observer might
hav Identified It aa Lieut. Com
mander C. Cralg'a panta.,
In quick succession C D. Ma
yor's entire service uniform.
Lieut. Comander C. Craig's shoes
and ahlrt and the Intimate be
longing of Lieut. William ft.
Counett and Lieut. M. Kedfleld
floalod Into the drinking watur
of Jersey City.
Wind Bavea nag;
Tbe balloon conllnuod to alnk.
Two naval airplanes spoiled lla
dllflculllee and circled overhead,
ready to drjp Into the reservoir
and rescue the crew If the bal
loon bit the water.
But articles of apparel contin
ued to aall overboard. Wbeu
tbe craft waa but 26 feet from
the water, a alight breete veered
It towards solid ground.
A thin rope, almost the only
detachable arllclo left In the
basket, was tossed shoreward by
Lieut. Dennett. It wa seltod by
eagor band and tb balloon pul
led to solid ground while small
boy chexred and th few wom
en In th crowd retreated to a
distance.
IS
OF S. P.
TO
BE JOINED
GIRL BORN TO
DALTONS TODAY
Mr. and Mr. Paul Dalton,
prominent young eoupl of thla
city announce th birth of a baby
girl, weighing seven po nda, born
thla morning at Hillside hospital.
Mr. Dalton before her mar
riage waa Mlaa Inea Jenkins, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Jon
kins. For aevoral yoa.j ah was
employed In the bookkeeping de
partment of the First National
bank.
It wa hard to determine today
Just who as celebrating the
most ovor th arrival of th naw
hair, Bill Dalton, th grandfather
or Paul Datlon, the father.
Cigar and eandy were passed
to employee of th American Na
tional bank by th proud young
father, teller with th banking
Institution.
Mr. Dalton and wa daughter
are doing nloaly according to lata
report th.li ftrnoon from th
hospital.
KILLED IX FLOODS
THERAN, Russia, July IS. (A
P) At least 111 persona were
killed and several village wiped
out In flood at Tabrla on Thurs
day undorstood to hav boon
ansed by a cloudburst.
(Continued from Peers Ons)
Pacific: S. H. McCartney, lce-
presldent and general manager of
the N. C. O.; J. H. Megan,
traffic manager of tbe Southern
Pacific; L. C. Wesrrtcr, of the
Peoples California Tubllc Serv
ice: C. K. ftoblnson, president
of the Alturas Chamber of Com
merce: Harry Coleman, aecrolary
of the Alturas chamber; Mitchell
Tlllotcn of the Modoi Times;
Mr. and Mrs. ft. A. Frencfc of
tbe Plnlndealcr, J. T. Negler, of
tho board of auporvleors and
JuriRO B. C. Donner of the au-
perlor court.
Contract for to construction
of engine, sand and combined
power and pump houses at both
Hackamore and Alturaa bar Just
bean lot by th railroad and call
tor their completion by October 1.
Th buildings, with machinery
and equipment, will cost approx
imately 1100,000. A 200,000
gallon stool water tank, 25,000
gallon oil lump and 5,000-barrel
tuol oil tank will aso b con
structed at Hackamore. At Al
turaa th railroad will construct
a BO.OOO-gallon water tank, a
6.000-barrel fuel oil tank and
SS.OOO-gallon oil sump.
The company also let Contract
of approximately 190.000 for th
construction of flv sets of sec
tion bouses and three operators'
houses. These buildings will be
completed by August 31. All of
th construction Is In Klamath
couuty and Siskiyou and Modoe
counties. The line, when com
pleted, will give northern Cali
fornia and southern Oregon a
new line east connecting with
tho overland route at Ferniey,
Nevada.
The railhead connection which
will be made Monday will be at
a point In California about a
mile north of Hackamore lake.
The actual distances are about
60 miles south of Klamath Falls,
and about 28 miles north of Al
lures, tb southern terminus of
th Modoo Northern.
SHAW BERTRAM
FIRE CHECKED
Fire, which broke out In the
saw dust pile at Shaw-Bertram
late thla afternoon was under
control within a short time.
Slight If any daman waa done.
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template beginning operation In
Ha eastern Klamath lumber unit,
It miles east of Illy, sora time
thl fall, pro' ably la October.
Beven and one balf miles of
grading bare been completed and
laying steal from Bly east la
undtr way. .
Logglog operation of tb
company cess- ' tb. latter part
of June, Whether or not they
will b renewed on tbe Long
Prairie unit before tbe new camp
1 ready for operation, baa not
been determined. There ar
enough logs In lb pond to keep
up operation for some time.
The new logging Hue la being
constructed by lb Kwauna Box
compel.. No contract work 1
contemplated.
Tb mill Is operating on a
two-sblft five-day-wtek schedule.
The planing mill and box fac
tory are operating on a two-
sblft, slx-dar-week basis. Ap
proximately 00 men are em.
ployed In tbe Klamath Falls
plant; tbe woods crew average
about Zoo.
Th Lamm Lumber company
of Modoo I'olut I th seen of
the blggeat lumber development
In the county. Capacity of tb
mill baa been Increased 20 per
cent by tbe Installation of
new re-saw, th erection of two
now boilers, each 84 by 18, and
the construction of a new lum
ber abad. Additional boualng
facilities are being provided by
tbe erection of a 24-room addi
tion to tbe Lanm'a mill hotoL
The new wine of tbe building
will Include a hole! lobby, bar
ber shop and reading' room. The
capacity of tbe mill has been In
creased from 140,000 feet tt.
shift cut, to 16, 000 or 170,000
Iwt, two-shift cut. The plant
waa do n three daya during the
Fourt' of July,
Tbe sawmill la now operating
on a two shift basis whll lb
planing mill la operating on
shift.
A lltlli. mar than balf of tb
marsh section of the new Lamm
logging Una from Chlnchalo east
to tbe Yamsey .mountain timber
unit Ibe concirn acquired last
year, bai been constructed. Tbe
Sawml'l Engineering and Con
struction company baa the con
act. A eont set baa been re
cently let to tbe Jobnxon Broth
er Construction company for the
grading of 4 1-1 ilea of the
naw road on the east side of the
marsh near he bead of the Wil
liamson river.
W. E. Lamm, prealdent of the
company, today aald be believed
-tbe railroad would b completed
by the "die of October.
"Weather condition verml.-
tlng," be aald, "wa will be haul
Ing log over th line lata thl
fall."
Th Chlloquln Lumber com.
pany ha recently constructed a
two-mil logglug line tapping the
Weeks unit: Dunn nd linker
Construction company bad the
contract for tb new line. This
concern conleinplrtes logging tbe
Week unit aud tb Cblloquiu
unit both rrvatlon tract
almultaneausly. Together they
ropreaent a cut of eeveral years.
The sawmill baa Ljen oper
ating on a two-whlft. alx-day
week basl whll he box factory
is operating on a onesblft baiis.
On hundred and aeventy-fte
men ar employed In tb plant
aud 110 In th wood. Two-shift
capacity cut I 150,000 feet. Tbe
company recently completed erec
tion of a $10,000 burner, of
steel and concreU material. It
la one of the most modern burn
era In the Klamath country. E.
A. Blockllugar, o ner of the
mill, has Just returned from au
eaatarn trip, and la ccutldont thai
the lumber market will hold up
for the rest of th-i year. He
characterised the market aa
"average."
The Forest Lumber company
Is still logging Ita Calamui marsh
tract 30 mile from the mill at
Pine Iildge and, from all Indi
cations, will be operating there
tor aeveral year to come. This
plant, which la regarded aa one
of the beat In th Klamath coun
try. Is cutting 300,000 feet a
day on a two-shift basis. Tbe
sawmill la operating on a fir-
PLANES ON WW
ACROSS DGEAN
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pnak wa aomewher between
tbe coarse being followed by tb
machine whos exact position
could not b determined by tb
vwsel.
Inasmuch aa tb radio atrtngth
of tb plane wa limited It
would a though th two filers
were beginning to follow eon
verging course although tb Po
lish plan learned further to th
nortb and flying In a direction
which would carry har toward
th northern iteamablp routes,
tb ahortest rout to tb United
Hlntae.
LONDON, July It, (AP)
Tb master of the steamship Bal
moral Caatle thl venlng gent
to th Aaaoclated Presa mes
sage Intercepted from th (team
ship Ilbakoa. He aald permis
sions bad been glren to forward
thl. It read:
"At Din A. M. O. M. T. ( a.
m B I. T) position laUtud 41.22
north, longltnd 1.01 west, w
sighted a whit blplan flying at
a height of about 760 feet In a
westerly direction. Weather fair
andmo derate ,wlnd aatn ortb
and moderate, winds east aorth-wesL"
10T0R VS. IN
BUTTLE DRAW
MUCH 0ULDN6
IN IDOC CITY
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crate and steel construction and
I being erected at a cost of
12,100,000.
Having a capacity of 150,000,
000 of lumber annually the plant
coupled with the logging oper
atlona will distribute locally a
payroll of $125,000 per month
or 215,000,000 per year.
Tb present plant Is but the
first unit of twin saw mills. A
second mill A duplicate of tbe on It completion,
era! progres of th eommunlty
is mor aatisractory than In any
omer section in th coast area.
Dwelling Will
Be Erected On
Modoc Avenu-
Oronnd has been broken on
Modoe Avenue In Rlvervlew Ad
dition for i modern six room
horn, which when completed will
coat In th neighborhood of
7000.
Mr. and Mr. Roy Temoy will
occupy tbe borne Immediately up-
INY DRIVERS
RECEIVE FINES
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to the finish with the aecond
hand power unit.
Tb nd cam ahortly aftar
Mendall and Relnhart had mae
aaged requesting a thirty aavanth
refueling contact. A tb nurse
ahlp took tb air and gained it
position over the endurance bi
plane, the Angeleno, with tail
group wobbling badly, ellppea
away and landed abarply before
tbe 6,000 peraona who were
watching the refueling attempt,
war aware that tb hardy ad
venturer had com to tb end
of their Journey.
Th world' enduranc record
tor airplane, ao recently aet by
Byron K. Newcomb and Roy U
Mitchell of Cleveland, at 174
hour tt eeoonds, bad been eclip
sed by 73 boura 31 minute t
lecond. But tt was not thl re
cord that tb pair sat out to
break.
Camera Gets Thrilling Rescue From Burning Plane
j ' 7-.sr' v-
Thlg remarkable picture of an actual reacu from th blaring wrtckag of an alrplan show how
Henry K. Goldsmith, Fraeport, Long Island, student flyer, waa dragged, fatally burned, from tb
flames that also killed Francis Phillip, wealthy ion of th late John M. Phillip, "sewer pipe
king" of Now York. Uoldamlth waa thrown from the tiny Moth plane wben it crashed and caught fir
at Roosevelt Field, but landed In the wreckage and dlod late from burns received. 1'hllllpa, who
wa piloting th craft, waa trapped by th flam and could not be reached by rescoors.
day basis and th planing mill
on a alx-day plan. la th woods
ar employed 200 men; In tbe
plant and yard. 230 man. Th
mil waa closed down thre days
during th celebration.
Official of tne company said
that tbe lumber market was
average."
Tbe Sbaw Bertram Lumber
company haa Jnst completed mov
ing lta camp from Its location
near Cbemult to the new eaatern
Klamath alt in the Squaw flat
unit, a tract of approximately
225 million feet.
The task haa been an arduous
on, "lomewLat similar," J, R.
Shaw, president said, "to mov
ing a circus from on city to
another."
A small camp of 40 men which
will turn out eight cars a day
la being retained In tb Cbemult
location. In tbe new camp which
will be shipping log on Monday,
are 200 men who will turn in
from 30 to 36 cars a day.
Following the fir of the Klam
ath Pine Lumber mill, th Shaw
Bertram Lumber company con
tracted to buy log from small
concern furnishing logs to th
burned-out mill. This act baa
resulted in a number of "gypo"
logging eonoeroa continuing op
eration. Their output la manu
factured by th Wheeler-Olm-stead
plant which th Shaw Ber
tram haa leased, and sold to tbe
Associated Box factory and U
Stockton Box and Lumbar com
pany. The Shaw Bertram mill la op
erating on a two-shift basis; th
box factory la also on a two
shift run but th planing mill
Is operating On shift.
Tb main Una logging rail
road of th Pelican Bay Lumber
company axtandlng from Bly
southeast to that company'
large tract of Umber will b
completed next month. Th line
Is It mil long.
As oon aa th Hn Is com
pleted th lumber company will
begin moving Its logging equip
ment to the new location. - To
what extent logging will ba un
dertaken by th big eompany
thla year, waa not revealed. De
finite announcement will be
made later.
Tbe plant shut down over
th Fourth of July but renewed
operatlona last Monday morning
on a two-ahtft tlve-day-week
basle. The box factory ba ba
operating on a two-shift ilx-day-
week plan while th ahtpplng
department, lnoludlng th plan
ing mill, baa been conducted on
a Ix-dy-wak on shift basil.
Mill oftlotals pronounced market
condition as "normal".
Tb Big Lake Box factory Is
operating Its BUI on a two-sblft
five-day-week bail whll) th
shipping dapartmtnt and bos fac
tory Is operating on a two-shift
six-day week run. Between 16
and 18 ear ot logs ar being
shipped In from ' a logging camp
In Squaw Valley dally.
on under construction bare will
be moved from Its present loca
tion at Haslem, Tex., and set
up alongside tb Alturas nnlt.
Both plants ar of th double
band typ and ar (quipped with
loni of tb latest equipment
designed for tbe purpose ot cut
ting hlgbgrad lumbar.
Tb mill bare will get their
npply from the vast Modoe tract
of timber. Tb company haa In
igbt ilx billion feet of the beit
pin In th world, tnough to keep
th plant In operation a mini
mum of 10 year. In Modoc
connty It baa been estimated that
nln billion feet ar now standing.
Th log will b brought to
Altnras by rail and dumped Into
so tO-acr pond which Is said
to b on of th largest artifi
cial timber Impounding reser
voirs snywbere In th world.
Ready for operation by Not.
1, the mill will run three shifts
251 daya out of th year giving
ateady employment to a large
group of men, many of whom will
b among th skilled and well
paid classes.
Local building is matching tb
saw mill construction cost bv Several hours after ther had
another 12,600,000 while the gen- been released from tb county
With J. M. Bedford, Mr. Tern
by la part owner of tb Rlvr
view Addition, located on th
Klamath Falls-Asbland highway
wner several lovely bomae have
been erected within the paat few
months.
Dale and Hosklng are exclusive
agenta fo rthe property. During
th past week. 7 of tb choice
lots ot thj lub-dlvtilon were sold.
METAL WORKER
SENT TO JAIL
Pleading guilty to th charge
of driving an automboll while
Intoxicated, L. L. Johnston, met
al worker wa fined 1100 o.' fO
day In tb city Jail wben
bronght before Judge V. S. Bal
lentlne this tnorn!ng.
Unsbls tj raise the 3100, John
ston waa aen'enced to serve out
the 50 daya In tbe city JalL
Hi arrest iu made thl morn
ing at 12:36 on South Six'
street by city -afflc officer.
PAIR GET DRCNK IX
COUNTY COCBT HOUSE
Determined to nut aw ei.4 t
double p-.klng on M Mreet.
which baa become a lerlou trsf.
fie problem sine parallel nark.
Ing was establtahed, Keith Am-
irnae, chief of nolle today an
nounced th folllng role,
which he Insist mast b obeyed.
Double parking for mor than
flv minute Is prohibitive.
Double parkin without a
driver Is prohibitive.
Double parking wher tfnar
1 available to park parallel la
prohibitive.
Parking other than parallel
la abaolutely prohibitive.
Barney Lew In and John Ouest.
special traffic officers war
worn In yesterday afternoon to
take charge ot the double park
ing problem, according to Am
brose. "More than 60 wore brought
Into police court this morning to
answer to the charge of double
parking." Keith Ambrose aald.
"Fine will be Imposed and
the offlc of Police Judg V. 8.
Ballantln has given th city
police department cooperation on
thl problem," Ambrose further
stated. "If people continue to dis
obey the dcubl parking rule.
then the next step will be to
abandon th doubt parking
privilege utlrly."
Jail, whir they had been . arvlng
time on liquor violations, Avar 7
Stokea and Leslie Hood were
found In tb furnac room of tbe
connty court i.usv Intoxicated.
They had bronght liquor Into th
court houae and pro.eeded to
get drunk. Needless to say, they
are back In Jail.
For results nae Herald Claaa Adt
Wasted energy: A hatr-ralilng
story told to a baldheaded man.
Union Outdoor Services
auspices
Co-operating Churches of Klamath Falls
Each Sunday Night During July and Aug.
AT MAIN and ESPLANADE
Tomorrow, 8 p. m. Rev. Nelson F. Cole, 1st Cong Ch.
Subject: "Your Coronation Day"
Special Vocal and Instrumental Music
Congregational Singing Led by Mr' Chester Cassel
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