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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1947
; PACE TWO
Remodeling Turns Up Early Day Photographs
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Thli picture of the Palace Market was taken about 191L Left to rlfht, Charley Grain, who waa
; Justice ol the peace here about thirty jreara ago; C. B. Chrialer, head of Kwauna Box and vice president
of the bank, and one of the owners of the market; Harry Stills, the other owner: one of Mr. Stilts'
sisters', Bob Elliott, meatcutter; Jack Hales, meat cutler, who Is still at the Palace,
This view shows
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In this picture are shown Bob Elliott and Hales, the
fashioned shopping stool; an unidentified customer and
the corner of Main and South 6th. "
meatcutters. "Toots" Petersteiner on the old
a Mr. McCabe, who owned a grocery store at
Butcher Recalls Early
Scenes In Klamath Falls
Ladles) How would you like to old "clock" variety, not computers
have snakes sticking their heads up
through the cracks in the board
sidewalks as you tripped down the
Main street on your shopping tour?
That Is but one of the memories of
early day Klamath Falls recalled by
Jack Hales, meat cutter at the Pal
ace Market, when he was asked to
identify he people in the old pic
tures of the Palace which are re
produced In this edition.
Hales, who was a meal cutter in
the Palace at the time, believes the
pictures were taken in 1911. There
were only four markets In town
then-. Hales recalls, all with miw
dust covered floors, marble top
counters, and no refrigeration with
the exception of the big "ice-box."
filled with real ice. where whole
carcasses were stored. Hales says
that Fred Pleet. aqothcr long-time
Klamath resident, used to help him
fill the ice-box. Scales were of the
as are used now: butchers naa to 1 tne floor w)d u,e low
use tneir neaas to ngure uie prices.
None of the markets handled
much fresh fruit or produce, since
none was shipped In and the only
supply was local when In season.
The Palace handled 35 or 40 cat
tle a week at that time, since there
were no markets in any of Uie sur
rounding towns, and whole carcasses
were transported to outlying towns
and logging camps by team and
wagon. Oysters were shipped direct
from Baltimore and sold for 90c a
quart here.
Tltt market was located Just about
where It Is now, then the center of
town, with the Sparks theatre across
the street Hales remembers that
the theatre had a canvas cover for
the
cover would be rolled up for danc
lug. There was no paying on Main
street and the sidewalks were board
with the aforementioned snakes
peaking through at the passerby.
Born thirty years too soon I
(Continued from Pnifo One)
aruimtl recklessly, us It whs all (lin
ing tlio wur, scandal can eunlly
oreep ill. Uut before Jumping to
conclusions we'd bottri recall some
of the conditions Dial existed then.
The cold fuels mo Unit the Om
nia ns were sinking our cargo shlw
faster limn we could bo I hi them.
We were HCAHKU sntrvd enough
to be willing to try anything. The
sltmitlim was becoming so drsperata
that It looked like cargo-carrying
planes, flying out of reach u( tlic
submarines, might be a possible
answer to our need.
A lot of the "heat" that Is being
talked of was applied by the public.
There were bitter denunciations of
(he delay In getting to work at build
ing a cargo-carrying llrrt of big
planes.
As It lilrnrd out. we didn't llrrd
them. Hut at the time we
THOUOIlT we did. There Is a lot
of that In war lime.
HAWAIIAN TALKS
POUTLANl), July 30 (D-Trada
niid ' IrithsporUtlon development
with the Hawaiian Islands will be
discussed here by a aa-insmber
group of Uie Honolulu chamber al
commerce scheduled to arrlvi Au
gust 11.
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Train Accident
If" PORTLAND, July 29 UP) One
young man Miss Oregon would like
to sfe at her celebration in Roseburg
today won't be there.
He is Stratum Hembree, 20. Jo Ann
Amorde's "boy friend," who Is In
the veterans' hospital here with
broken bone in the foot, bruises and
a head cut, suffered when a train
caught up with him on a trestle near
Sutherlin Saturday night.
Hembree said, "It was on me
almost before I knew It. I dropped
to the tracks, but I can't remember
whether I Just lay there between the
rails or whether I hung down below
them. I know that I was plenty
scared.
LAWYER DIES
NEW YORK, July 29 i Joseph
R. Brodsky, 57, labor lawyer who was
counsel for Eugene Dennis, secretary
of the communist party in the United
States, and who was associated with
defense counsel in the -6cottsboro
trials, died last night.
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Phone 4760
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Thin In trheti you see in X-ray view below
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Your Aanh dealer lias the
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but the basic style the
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