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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1939)
Au'ruhI 21, 1939 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE Picture Sfouf Pine, (lidfe Gailxzcyurfiott ill a , ' jr'm??--- ' : .;, . i t . . .&!(' mtmitr- " , J ,v' tnfs - ' v .y1'- "vli'"f,,,C' T . r X . X Js-i- f t, X lHV' ' . ' 4, 1 ' 6 Here In another bouse, going up In a sheet o( fliinu'S. Anionit hninolM ru"ll 'lnr Ihn flra w thin (sroitp In n plrluro liikon Snlunlny pvnlnir. In the plciuro r .Mr.niiU(l Mil; K; E, Mcl)ntlltil iind clillilren 0( Dio MclJnnlnl And Owon Uuclinniin (umllio. Tlil picture wb taken by Rex Lindler, Algoma, shortly after the lire broke over the mill. The Southern Pacific house at the extreme left was one of the tew pared by the terrifying conflagration. "0 0 Mnh JU'P I l ? r limn xMKtmJitmt loro among tholr bolonglngs, Tlno nidgo roaldcnts talk over the conflngrntlon that deprived them of homes and Jobs. v - ' j "' i i ' . V . S' fT ' This night Bhot shows a house which has Just exploded Into flam. Note, across the road, a bathtub yanked from the residence; head of the flames. M, .I,W? , - - " ss w s ) Against a background b( smokn and flame, honsohold poBsosslona of Pine Hldgo residents are piled crnslly In a flold. At extreme eft a woman is looking at a grand piano, hauled from the home, of Manager A. T. MoDonough. The house, after all, did not burn. :(i1kifc'iia!irfViaif:. A'M..iiiiii"ii''i Thin automobile underwent a terrific scorchine. Glass from the windows melted down and lay la the bottom of the ear wne ipoclators looked It over Sunday, . , ' ..
