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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
SATURDAY, JAN 17, 19fl
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Tiny KFofThe'Ninefies Clustered At Bridge
" -"" uu iuuF.cu snorny orFer ir took its new name in
.1893 is shown in the obove picture, No. 2 of the historical photo
graphic series appearing on Saturdays in The Herald and News. Pic
ture No. 1, appeoring last week, showed the Link river falls as they
were when they inspired the change of the name of the town from
Linkville to Klomoth Falls.
The large picture obove is impressive, not merely for the little
cluster of buildings around the end of Link river's old bridge that
formed the entire town, but for the complete absence of development
on the opposite shore of Loke Ewauna ond on to the distant hills. The
picture at lower right, made this week by Wes Cuderian, shows how
the town moved owoy from the river ond in the distonce the reoder
sees the industrial development on the rim of the lake. Some 15,000
people now live in the area from the lake to the hills which is blank
in the old-time picture.
The large white building in the old picture is the Lakeside Inn
as it looked in its prime. Charles I. Roberts names 1890 or 1891 os
the approximate date when the Lakeside Inn was built to fill a need
tor a hostelry created by the disastrous fire of September 6, 1839.
At left is the George Baldwin hordwore building erected in the
'nineties. The bridge was constructed about 1888 ond reploced the old,
sideless span that first took vehicles across Link river ot this point
The town owes its location to the original business importance of
ferry and bridge crossings of Link river here a story to be told some
other time.
This picture is not a part of the Maude Baldwin collection, (rem
which most of the views in the series will be taken. It was brought in
by Raymond Turek, who found it ond o number of others in on old
buldirig being torn down some years ago.- In moking the modern pic
ture ot right. Photographer Wes Cuderian found he could not shoot
from the exact point used by the old-time photographer because of
building being torn down some years ago. In making fhe modern pic
spot ond managed to get a sagebrush foreground similar to that in
the old picture.
. ,M Jr. 1 3 1. V'-. ll'.l
a-, ft t'
cllnrd dnpltt record finish In December.
Manslaughter
Plea Due
KPCA Meeting
Plans Made
As large a group of farmen and
Itockmen u usual In expected to
attend the annual Klamath Pro
duction Credit association dinner
' Saturday, January 24, and accom
modations are being made to seat
too.
t ' Dinner will be at noon In the
mess hall of the Oregon Vocational
acnool and students will serve. It
will be a regular ranchers' meal,
. Secretary-Treasurer Lee McMullen
said. "Good food and plenty of It."
i Musical entertainment has been
. arranged for and the guest speak
r Is J. W. Bradley who Is coming
from Washington for the occasion.
Bradley Is secretary for the Pro
duction Credit corporation of Spokane.
ACCIDENTAL POISONING
.. ( Before the action of radium was
Well known, women employed In
Kew Jersey watch factories con
tracted radium poisoning by mols
iening, with their tongues, bristles
of brushes, with which they painted
- Watch faces.
I The cotton spinner, a curious sea
pnimal. defends itself by spinning
ucy tnreaas to engulf its enemy.
SOC Registration
Closes Monday
SOUTHERN OREGON COL
LEGE, Ashland, Jan. 17 The reg
istrars office at Southern Oregon
college today reminded prospective
students that Monday, January 19,
was the last day for registration for
the winter term.
Notice was also issued to the pub
lic that evening classes are still
open. Those Interested in orches
tra and band may join the music
group on Monday evenings, a class
in painting is available on Tuesday
ffVpninmi flnrf .tmmunttw ....
....., ttnune request uira was given a
reation group meets on Thursday 1 60-day stay of execution, ordered
' ! the release of William Sugar Man
srniura con- Mockett and Lovell Bovklns
"Shaky" Jake Brown whom Bird
Bird Tips
Held False
CHICAGO. Jan. 17 (ypi Two ne
gro men whom Jake Bird, con
demned negro axe slayer, accused
of participating In the 1942 double
slaving In Evanston. 111., of Mrs.
Lillian Galvln and her maid, were
released yesterday by the Evanston
police.
Police Chief Carl Ekman, on
wnose request Bird was given
I and EvaaMon police said a series
of lie detector tests given to Hock
I ett and Boykins Indicated they had
j no knowledge of the Galvln case.
'At about the same time state
l police reported at East Lansing,
Mich., that lie detector tests failed
to show that William 'Kldi Smith,
Michigan prison inmate, was in
volved In the slaylngs. He had
been Implicated by Bird.
Just before it sheds its skin,
snake Is partially blind.
tact the registrar's office at SOC
immediately.
Farmer's Party
Slated Wednesday
A show of "magic" will b a
highlight of the annual farmers'
family party, sponsored by J. W.
Kerns Implements at the armory
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Everything is free to farmers and
their families and besides the
magic show with Stan Karmien and
his Hollywood models, thei-e will be
movies animated cartoons, re
freshments and awards.
New farm freezer units will h nn
display and tractors and other farm
machinery.
charged acted as a "fence" In tak
ing the Galvln robbery loot, also
was released.
Officials at the Washington state
prison in Walla Walla, where Bird
Is scheduled to hang, said Bird
confessed participating in the rob
bery slaying of Mrs. Galvln and
her maid and accused the others
of having a part. :
The men denied any involvement I
GEORGE'S
Cabinet Shop
BUILT-INS SCREENS
STORE FIXTURES
164 E. Main Phone 7261
Marvin C. Davis, M.D.
PHYSICIAN ond SURGEON
onnounces
the opening of his office
at
203 Underwood Bldg.
Phona 7040 (Residence, 8818)
GUARD TOWERS
AT JAP CAMP
-k We have the equipment there
to lower them intact for
a limited time only.
CONTACT AL MATTSON
On the Job, or Call
OK TRANSFER
Phone 4455
Liquor Sales
Dropping Off
PORTLAND, Jan. 17
year's liquor sales in Oregon de-1 larly.
Sales for that month totnlrd
1 IRQ fun 71 lnroMt mnnth in h
i 15-yenr history of the slate liquor j VAIE' J""' "'''""-Wilbur llaiiir-i.
' control commission. I H"" rancher, is expected to enter
The yearly total was S42.1733IH J pl-" 10 an Indictment 0f lnvoiim-
more than two million dollars under I lary maailaghter within 20 days,
j the 1M6 record. He was arraigned before Circuit
i, Last1 . 1 TTT Judge M. A. Biggs here yesterday
I, .... - ...... Kr ul loving ni stock
j trailer on the highway 15 miles
west of here. A plrkup trui k drlvrn
by Harold Ullchey, CiisradF. Ids,
struck the trailer, killing two pas
senger. Elmer and Marlund Rltiliry.
Tony Yturrl. Ontario attorney,
said he would file sis civil lulls for
Rltrhry calMr, plaintiffs, rmnlml
agaln.il Ilulnrs.
The fret of hummingbirds srs
made for perching only. These birds
are hrlplcu on the ground.
Safety Deposit Boxes
IIP
Give those important papers and
. valuables the protection they de
serve! Keep them under lock and
key in a First Federal Saving's
Safety Deposit Box. It's worth
many times the nominal charge.
Arrange for a box today!
First federal savings
ASSOCIATION
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
Family Party
ENTERTAINMENT:
MAGIC SHOW
NTAN KIIAMIKN, magician, with hit ll.illyaoml mml.L.
MOVIES - CARTOONS
REFRESHMENTS
DOOR PRIZES
Bring your family - Everything FREE
WED., JAN. 21 -ARMORY
8:00 P. M.
LW.fl&EII&NS
540 MAIN STREET
Farm Equipment -
-Klamath Falls, Orgn