The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 18, 1937, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textr. 1 i'' ) i .!Iftz L PAGE TWELVE Desert Country Loop Proves Interesting 350-Mile Tour Covers Finest Of Rangelands prime valleyit sounds interest ing. it IS Interesting. and it's part of a great circle trip that will, in a single day, take a Klamath motorist into some of the finest desert and range coun try in the west. We got a "break" last weeIZ end and went along on such a trip, a memorable Jaunt out through the great open spaces to the south and east of Klam ath Falls. It totaled up to about 850 miles of easy driving. and although it carried us into some mighty remote spots, the roads were uniformly smooth. Early Start Advised 1 An early start is best when you have that distance to cover,1 and we were rolling out South 1 Sixth street before 7 a. tn. We had set Allures as the break fast stop. and we were there a couple of hours later. As most Xlaniath country motorists know, the road to Allures is a fine, smooth dive. with the excep tion of the jolting mile and a half south of Tulelake. Inci dentally, that was the worst bit Of road we encountered on the entire trip. Between Allures and Canby construction crews are taking the roly-poly twists out of the Altures-Redding highway. But the short detours are easy to take. North From Allures From Allures we turned north again, along the highway towards Lakeview. This is rugged, pic turesque country. the road pass ing through unique rock forma tions and climbing up on the highlands to the east of Goose lake. Up somewhere near Willow ranch we left the Altures-Lakeview highway, turning southeast on the road through Fandango pass. It is dirt surface, but it is good. A few miles of steady climbing. and we came out on the summit of the Warner range. Before us lay the startling sweep of the valleySurprise val ley, and well named. Right be low and off to the south was a great expanse of dry lake bed. It was a hot day. and the dust devils were playing out there over the shimmering, whitish surface of the valley floor. Coast Down Corkscrew As we coasted down the cork screw that is the Fandango pass road on the east slope, we could see more and more of the north ern end of the valley. Soon we were in Fort Bidwell, quaint little town amid great, old trees and green meadows. The dirt streets that afternoon were a patchwork of sun and shadow, and a restful quiet prevailed. Everybody, the man at the gas pump told us, had gone to the fair at Cedarville. We drove up around the quad rangle of the old fort itself. 'There is an Indian reservation in that area, and we saw Indian children playing in the yards of the houses that surround the old parade ground. A modern hos pital building stands on the hill I back of the old fort. Oasis in Desert We took off north from Bid- well, passing through meadows near the town and then striking off into the high desert coun try. Soon sagebrush, rim rock and dry creek beds made up the scenery. As we crawled along towards the Oregon line, how ever, we would suddenly come Over a rise and down into a fine looking basin, with hay stacks out on the rich meadows. and large ranch houses standing among huge trees. Right out in the desert there, too, we came upon several spark By MALCOLM EPLEY exactly on the Oregon-California Over Fandango peas into Sur-1 line. That spot. incidentally. is Ise valleyit sounds interest- only three or four miles also it. it IS interesting. and it's from the Nevada line. rt of a great circle trip that Wanted to See Plush II, in a single day, take a On we drove into Oregon, over arnath motorist into some of juniper flats, up long draws, with a finest desert and range coon- towering hills on either side. and r in the west. , finally we could look far ahead We got a "break" last week- and see the greets flats of the d and went along on such a Warner lake country. We passed p, a memorable jaunt out several ranch houses, souse of rough the great open spaces them white and attractive, others the south and east of Elam- unpainted shacks, as we moved I Falls. It totaled up to about on into Adel. 0 miles of easy driving. and At Adel, one can turn west bough it carried us into some through Warner canyon and go ghty remote spots. the roads quite quickly to Lakeview. The re uniformly smooth. road passes Deep creek falls and Early Start Advised 1 is an interesting and pleasant drive. e happened. however. An early start is best when a have that distance to cover, to want to see Plush. so we we were rolling out South drove on northward along the 1 :th street before 7 a. tn. We shores of Crump lake to that (I set Alturas as the break- old-time metropolis. familiar to ,t: atop. and we were there a all who drive to Hart mountain. Plush reeks with rangeland title of hours later. As most h imath country motorists know. history. There is an old hotel road to Allures is a fine, there with a long porch and bal- ooth dive. with the excep- cony that must hark back to the n of the jolting mile and a early days when Plush was in f south of Tulelake. Inci- Its story. Faint letters on one I" Unity, that was the worst hit end read: "Hotel. Bar. We road we encountered on the are told there were great doings in Plush in those times, with Ire trip. Between Allures and Canby the cowboys going to Plush from istruction crews are taking surrounding ranches on period- roly-poly twists out of the ical "busts." uras-Redding highway. But Chat With Horseman short detours are easy to From Plush we climbed up on the plateau behind the town and :e. North From Alturas took off southwest for Lakeview. From Alturas we turned north En route we passed a lone horse- tin, along the highway towards man. who chatted briefly with us keview. This is rugged, pic- In s rich Irish brogue. esque country. the road pass- Finally we dropped back into through unique rock forma- the canyon on the Adel road, as and climbing up on the sped back to Lakeview and then Mends to the east of Goose home. We reached Lakeview at ' e. 5:15 IL M- It's a two-hour ip somewhere near Willow drive on into Klamath Falls. ,ch we left the Alturas-Lake- For those who like the desert se highway, turning southeast country and want to see it with- the road through Fandango out leaving good roads. this is a . Tt t dirt sulttnrot htlt it first class trip. 20 STRONG ----- re- vial Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Compang NoMINNIULLE OREGON rilithalli Mike IWO Toes Itedkatm ' Goo. J. Walton Local Agent 410 Blain St , ilamath Falls, Q. 4 Obituary GEORGE D. RAY George D. Ray, a resident of this city for the past 12 years, passed away at Buck lake Satur day, September 18. The de ceased was a native of Nevada county, Calif., and was aged 52 years. 5 months and 3 days When called. Surviving are his wife, Ruth, two daughters, Mar tha and Betty, one son, George, and a brother, Henry, all of Klamath Falls. The remains rest at Ward', Klamath Funeral Home, 925 High street. where friends may call after 11 a. ro. Sunday. The modern automobile in only a per cent efficient . with regard to energy in fuel put to useful work. THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Loop Trip Presents Changing Scene rT I , - AP ..,.. (.11 37; ,,,,Airter,- 0, 2111".....c.!iii It,- --vt .atelliktit,:gtik?inh4, .1, M.. t:Liti, 41, II?", ,,,,kibe ,----, , ,. ---t ,',--It ......, wk--,s ,t744!--: 4 0 ,, '" - MI' 7 ,, 4 , ' '', ,., A i. . ',, , ,,s, , : . : '',, : 1 ' :: . , - kr,,--, ' " ,, '.', irt, - , ..."-,:, -:: , :,;.',.. ) Pictures taken on the loop trip shown hi the center map. above. Upper left crossing the Oregon-California line On tbo road between Port Bidwell and Adel. within a few miles also of the Nevada line. Lower left. an unpainted desert shack in barren mut, roundings, in gloomy contrast to the fine, shaded Lake county r such home shown in upper right. Lower right. R busy scene on tho main street of Plush. Twists and Turns in The News LOCAL PRIDE LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. (. Little Rock likes police clubs of the home grown variety. The announcement that Police Chief J. A. Pitcock was shopping for a new supply from another state sent the chamber of com merce into action. A lumber firm contributed native ash. a high school instructor fashioned the clubs on a lathe and the chamber sent 100 choice specimens to Chief Pitcock as a gift. It was just a gesture of good will, said C. of C. Secretary D. Hudson Lewlq. KICK BACK BUFFALO, N. Y. LI')An auto mobile hit a horse and the horse retaliated with a kick. Joseph Marshall, the motorist displayed the evidence: Hoof prints indented on the headlight. Neither Marshall nor the horse was injured. MYSTERY INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AslDe teetive George Sneed. on a mid night investigation, flashed a light 1110-4,,t4, al : :110 ,t'f1 40 , , , on a figure sprawled on a base ment floor. "It's a dead man," he whispered to Detective J. Glenn. "Call the homicide squad." "lies awfully dead," Glenn whispered hack, "Look at his glassy eyes." They edged closer. The figure was a ventriloquiscs dummy. FAIR IDEA BLAIR, Neb., LPi---There's a farmer hero who may not know his carrots, but he sure knows his cabbage. A Blair grocertsaid the farmer bought a bunch of carrots and a head of cabbage here recently. Later he returned the carrots with the comment: "They weren't so good. But I did win first prize at the county fair with that head of cabbage." ERIE, Fa., (UP)If at first you don't succeed, try again, seems to be the motto of Louis Wager of Union City. Wager was released front the workhouse four weeks ago after serving a term for attempting to break into Floyd Haines' cafe in Union City. He was arrested again today al legedly for the same offense. DELAVAN, Wis., up)-Will Duester, local farmer, reported at a newspaper office here yesterday he had lost another finger and asked for due publicity. "Yon see I have lost four fin gers now and cannot write to my 12q0111,' (oh" '0111,4.1 ,1k, , on 4411 4I.";4'.1.t.11.1 ,..mosoirtritTentitoeyermat-owyrzi ozgrorw..cro""", , - , , - 4i, - --,-- t, ' , : t, re. , friends about it. Better let mei It ave 10 copies of the paper to send to them." be said. Duester said the last finger was lost In a corn binder. I SAN FRANCISCO. (U --Z P)oo 'attendants disagreed over the spelling on the sign to be used to designate the species of Layman Albatross sent here from Midway Island. One school held the birds were known as "Genies." The other school Insisted the name was "Gooneys." Ornithologists were consulted, and today the freshly-painted sign was hum,. over the cage. The sign read "Diomeda Immutabills." coLumBUS, D., it.71--The F. W. Woolworth company and the Donald F. Duncan company, top distributors. were named de fendants in two sults filed in fed eral court by Mrs. Minetto Stahl asking a total of $31.304 damages for inJuries oho alleged were received when she was strut"( on the neck by a spinning "loyo" top during a demonstration. CHICAGO. (UP)John Kay 21, rushed from his boss office to go to the hospital to see hie wife and new baby. His headlong flight carried him through the open door of an elevator shaft and he plunged five floors to his death Freshly-cut rosebuds will not open. but will remain buds for several days if the stems are singed with a match before plac ing in water. TOASTING ,,ea.191; S TRIPLE ecEs9s ugliplle li 112-LB. SLICED WHITE and WHOLEWHEAT On Sale Monday At All Good Food Stores Mb. Loaf 15c A New 'Leal! Metsed flan a New 11 Deann! RSTE OASTONG EXTURE 91 HESIDENT DIES Swum,' J. Mushem 56. for 20 years a resident of Lakeview II nd at ono timo County aurveyor of Lake county, died September 10 at his home in Alturan. Survivors include Sam Muslim'. Jr.. of tho First National bank staff here; Linton Muslim'. a son. employed by the Mate highway department. and Betty Mushen. a daughter. as well as tho widow. The waters of the Kelm river. In Mammoth CRVO, Ky.. abound in several speclea of (delis nab. as well an blind crawfish. flies. beetles. and spiders. In Oregon are "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractors that have already worked over 9000 hours apiece-T.-proving that these tractors are built to sustain and multiply their large savings on fuel! And where tractors are operated 2500 to 5000 hours per year, "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractors are still going strong after 10,000, 12,000, and even 15,000 hours of tough farm work! Under the "Caterpillar" Tractor's hood is a rugged engine, built for heavy. duty performance. Under the trans. 719 Market Street FAIN TEA SET FOR WEDNESDAY Smart now fall 'Wilmot full of variety Iii color and atYlo showing not (rend of allillioll dor orationa which ham hiossomod out this fail will ho shown lit tho sue ond annual fasithm toa to Mt hold at tho botol Wodnostlay. Poplomher 22. at 8 IL In. Now $tyles tilroct from tho San Fran cisco and Los Angttles markols aro now arriving and will he show by Adrionnos. Puland's and rivp gr011191 Of I ylon will ho shown with nogligeos, sports, at tortioon wont stroot and evening clothes boing modeled. Poland's will Nature 'nylon for tho humor woman. Thu wool, address ts tom will bo atiod in commenting oil t hi, inotiols ThO Amorican A uoihii I inil Of University Women la sponsoring (hit fashion tom and proctteds from tho affair will go to scholarship anti followship awards. Each year the association givos $50 to an outstanding senior girl who is planning on entoring collogo tit'. MIL Then anothor $50 is giv en to tho Niargarot Snoll fellow ship fund. which award goes to an outstanding woman worklim for her doctors tiogree. Mrs. Margo Nlason. Jr.. is itt chargo of the ticket salt and anyone desiring tickots is askod to get lit iMarli with her. DISTRICT ATTORNEY PREPARES CASES FOR GRAND JURY Tito dititrlet, attorney'', ',Men in busy preparing NO Vern' ram,' for premontation to tile county grand Auto Insurance at a Saving . . . . FARMERS AuTomonnY, NS FRANCE P.'""" of California D. E. Pearce Mkt. Mgr. . 330 No. 7th Phone 1408 U jury, Willett IIIIN boon en nod (or Oct uhur 4, important pluuling v0111111:11 mum ill 1110 it ill ruin IitiuliuI ogolomt Ito 1101 Puy' oo ro Noll tog from 1111 iiuil 0 111T Willi 1 iN luiltiuvuil tiIiu iN 0110 ot I in 'moon to ho coltnitiorod by I lin Jury. PaIST011 CONTINUES PHONETIC SEIIIES A largo and nitottive iwe d tho 0114,11111g looming(' or (Ito merlon on rho Prophocies Ditit loll" itt lho !lint lloptint church. 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