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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1948)
A TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACl SEVEN Old Pictures Recall Early Days On Reservation MMH. Wil l i M Milll N, I Formerly ClnuilU hilnk, IVIIr III the Present Mayor (if Clllliiquln) rim pliiuie of the Kliiiniilli Auiiii y ntui n. on pugo la of the Huliinliiy. April 3, Million ol Ihr lleiuld iiiiiI News, In Indeed very fitinlllnr In nw. Hirer, pi'inonn Miown were of mv Immcdiiile fiiinily, nil punned awuy now, mul nihrin, fiieniln unit minor In Km of my childhood ,iid (hit hiilldlnil wns my fmhi'r'a new More, Tho lr Imd lii'i-n Imili in either t ! Imp npimg of linn or IIioh n 1 win away lo Moulding ml m tiulem. c i : . und wlu-ii I riimo linitip In Juno, llirro was n nigu urmim I ho front umi would read m.iiirllilnil llkn thin: (iF.NKItAL MKIIOIIANPIHK II C. HIMNK I'HOI-UIKTOIl OIKXIKUII'H IHIV (IDODH (IUAIN At IIAV Thin lll" "'! H"1 '"i1 ll"ill. piohulily m puinK-d by Wurrrn Applrgulr, Hie Agency pulpier mi, h,. iminiid rvriyihing III thin purl of Hid couiilryi, who u Imirlv pi n i puhli. ntuiidliiu in the doorwuy. My fnthrr, Itolifrl (:iuuiii. Itpink, wun u mrieliiint u good purl of his llfn, unit Una ii III" ri'oinl ntoir on thr Kliiiniilli 1 1 u I lit 1 1 rrncrvii Iloil. At llir mill' t line hr ownid. nml my mother operated, unollirr torn at Yuiniix. Ore A liulr Inter my ihuir lli rn HKik over llir nminnriiichl ol llir Yiilnin Mm.' uml mother mine down in live al the ARrniy. And fntlicr noon una lo open u new resort on Hpnnii nrrk, "Hplnk a rump." uml to Mutt lo utiiuirr. nllolmcni by allotment, patiently, wlf -oi-i lllcliiKly. inn 40(1 inn. on Unit thro well-known flailing alicani, mid an would mim now fur-nghirdfy, an purl of tint Mill! l I" ! H"1 Mlate f'olllri Mrmorliil pink. Illrntlllmlliiii f My fktltrr In Hie lull inun autid- i nl Uie limit ol llir liliitlimii "u wmur lilt wearing a whim vent, My um lr, Ilernard Hplnk, la the yoiinic mini in the left, with ni'.iMniiir lie was first l ink, mul lin n u ,.u I -ner. My molher la ut llir Irtt in the barkurouud, wculng a white rfioime with h blurk Mnlf. AkiiIii to Ihe left but elirud of my moth er U a young limn by Hie mime ol Thomas MrC'iirmiuk. my f.ither buckeroo. as nil nirul atore kreiK-tn .vrre also In Die ruttle lmnlnr?in itt llhat time. Tom Inter Weill bark to hia home, nenr Kcho, On , und lie. rame ii aucrennliil atorkmnti In thin oinmiiniiy, but wun ooipuiullvrly young, lor- Yield Debate Slated For Log Confab Four profrnalonitlly ttalnrd I mtin will dlvldr the hluhty mu ll ovr mini qurntlotl nf KiintAlnrtt yield conriiUvr niffrnirntJi tlnu Iht mlddli with no hnlda bnrrrd in n oirn drhmr fchlrh promifw to tT hlflillKlU of Ihr tuct-dnv (Mr-ffn-WMhli.fftnn Kn mill ()ii(-r-nc and Marhlnrry rinAiilon Irhrdutrd fnr Ihr Pnrtlnnd unixirv nixt frlriay and Htttunlny, April 30 nri Mv I. Uphnlrthif llir Rovrrnmrnl prn frtm ill be M P. AnMrrwv rr fllnnftl hrnd of Ihr V. H. fnrrt by wild llut he. 'In thr r.ltl. Kiuniliuti by hlm Ht but fitiiim up the ntrpa. In ntl lii'iimi pulirt-tiiiiii, uh htditutcd by liin mi Ih- iluwii thr tiltlr of IiIh ItmiKTh ThlA finurr In thr nuh J eel f mil' h li al (iiiitinvrrny, ha one lutyn hr w.ift Yuiik IjiImtI, it no I hi r Di iminirr Duvld. uml mill uuothrr awrnrn hr l Jtuk Pnlmrr. no who ntti I (n mi)-, yrt I hold with the f lr nt chulcr, All wmr H)llcfiiiin nluut thin tlmr, und nt wood, ut MimdliiK mrii In Ihr trior. The ludv drcrn(lln Ihr ntpn wIioro iiillrr ti much rrNrniblm Ihr "nrw 1(HK" nf ludny, firrmrt U) b the only t rinuni-i uiivp riiHtoim-r In the Krmip, mi In prububly nil nif em y i-inpluypR wifr dulnK hrr nhnppliiK ! nin hntry. I eiituiot Idrnllfy hrr: hourvrr. Mm. Orvlllr Klllolt of Klnnuilh AKrncy miKht br nble to do mi, nrt Mr. Klllott vu nlrrudy rtiibllihrd in ihr nlore bunlnrM thr-rr. Iikving boutchl out thr pui-nil-i nf Mm I'U CWrll of K hi ninth fn I la. Mr. mid Mm. Moinycr Thr old mim I do not rrmembrr. :ind thr vnuiiK Imv, fttudrnUt at the Indian ru-honl. I rnnnot rccog nir, nlilioiiKh thev probttbly lire mtddlr-nitrd mm on the rrwrvR tlon tiKlny. A wlnic wan nddrd on the rlRht for wmrhou-tr. mid a nmnll rr. inurnnt wn built on thr Irft. mn ;ia wtrr troiiKh for thirsty i trnm mid cow iKinirn IU con And Itugtlrt A sllitip of urnvr of trrrrt on thr mmc Mdr rnn br Nrcn, which irrvirf. inn w. c MornitiK. unmr t nnfl lrriKtttinII dltch runnhm burtnu of Und innnaBrmrnt hm ; ihroimh It. mid In Ihm grove I enn th v ovrr 7 VX) 000 urn"-, of O ) rrinrmbrr. dunlnvrd for aale. ihu firht minimrr, unci It mum have brn, r btff vniture for him. iturdy furin ttiiKmiii in brtttm mlnm, nutty if C. tlrnhrrlmid. TltliH thr Kldr of thr thouMind f imnll ind mrdlum-lfrd unwmiH oprrRtom Rtid liufKcru In thr wril rrn iIhIm, who urnrritlly vtrw thr propourd rwiprrnthr mtrrrnirntn dtrrimlnntnrv Rtid monotKtllhtlr lll hr Fllrry Pmirr, onr-Hinr rhlrf nrritrr for thr ntfilr nf Mttuiritnt.i nd now rrrvrnrch dlrrctor for thr jliMrrnRtlonnl W 00 d w o r k r r of TvAmrtfR-r!n. Rnd H T THuv rtr Vutivr rrrrtiiry of thr Vr'rrn . Tornit Tnduttrlri svinriftlnn. Tin RortRtlon U iponnnrliiR thr ron ffrtnre. AHhotigh rnnhllnir Ji-RiMntmn on fooorrRtlvf mrrrrnirnt dntr hnrk In 19T7. thr iMur hut only within thr pt vrRr hrromr mi rxtiloive ti'blrrt. In Wmtrrn Orrpon pnr tlruUrlv, Rhrtr inllhmu of Rrrrrt of O At C. Rnd nutlonnl forrt Und rr Involvrd. Rnd hrrr thr popti Utlon nf Independrnta of thr lum bw Industry U found hmvlly ron rrnlrRtrd. cqrbntonr nmumrnt on thr tub 1 in-t tin rrnrhrd moir or Ir.M InfUmmRtory projKirtloni. rrd-uhrrrd biiKKtrrt, mid luxuriouft nirrlnKrx with frliiKcrt lofM mul drrp ru-thlonrv. promlnru'.lv dtfi pluvinir thr trnttc nnmr. 8TUDE HAKKK. Knthrr wild out mid moved to Klninnth Kalln, uout four yrnm Inter to enter buninrM Uirrr. mid Mr. Klllottt rvrntunlly bouxht the bulldliuc. niovrd It tor(hrr with hit own out on the nrw hinhwny. i. ...aiwl' --irtt 'i' -Hkbimmimm i fffW ft :ti -r: rf?'Lu-.-.: '...-;, It The upper pleiurt W one that appeared recently In the Photo graphle IllaUiry aerlea. In lha aeeompanylnf atory. Met. William Lorem K'laudla Nplnkl of Chlloquln Identlllea aome of the people In thai pleture. The view below ahowa the old alore at Yalnax, on the eaat aide of the reservation, near Realty, now a ihoet town. The little rlrla are. Irft. Margaret L. Efbert, now Mrs. A. H. Benaell of Plpealone, Minn., and Claudia Hplnk, now Mra. William Loreni of Chlloquln. The man on the atore poreh la Frank Applerate. The old atore and every thing elae at Yainai hae long atnee been removed. where he carried on hla bualneag for many years, and It stilt stands today. The picture which I enclose Is of my father's first atore. In Yalnax. Ore., which Is a ghoat town today. Il was about five miles from the present town of Bprague River, and was a sub-agency and Indian training school for that end of the reservation. After these were closed Wolford and Wann, two young go getters, who bought thla atore from futhrr. pint led the town of Hprngue Hlver. and moved over there bug and baggage, as a fine new mill was Just opening opera tion.. Thla atore building was built In 1903 by an Indian carpenter by the name of Davey Venneman. And right here I would like lo puf In a good word for the Indiana of that generation. They were for the most part reliable, Industrious and competent. The man you see standing on the front porch la young Frank Applegate, the oldest son of CapL O. C. Applegate, and the clerk. The two little girls are, the small er, Margaret Kgoeri. wnose father was the sub-agent at Yalnax, and who took the picture. Across the road. In a field, and under a lante pine tree. Is a HtUe grave, sur rounded by a white picket fence; the baby sutler of Margaret Is burled there. She was barn, lived briefly, and died In this small out post of clvtlmtlon 45 years ago. The taller girl Is myself. The other man seated on the porch Is John Bias, also an Indian policeman. The policemen. If I remember cor rectly, received the huge sum of thirty, dollurn a month, their unl- lorms nun tne unuue 01 auuiuruy. Hprlng ( rrea At this time I wish to correct a recent iiilMUteinerit In The Herald and News news Item concerning the locution of Hprlng creek being in the Wood river area. Wood river valley him enough in Its own right lo be proud of, without presenting It with Hprlng creek also. While Hprlng crnck Is the only one of lis kind, and need riot Uke second Dlace Ut any natural beauty In Oregon, only Outer luke excepted. II Is In the Wllllamnon river area five miles above Chtlouuln. Need less to add we In tills section are very proud of Its perfection. This month I will have lived a half century In Klamath, but for the periods that 1 went away for schooling. I have been proud and content lo have spent, the best years of my life here, to have watched the great progress and developments of my country, and to know that there are still great er ones to come. And I am more aware of thla. this spring, as I realize our great natural resources, especially our water, which so many other states wish wistfully that they could capture, somehow. The untimely snows that I hear so many people berate, make the sturdy forests, the lui.h grass, the fal cattle, and the fine crops ol which we boast In our annual re ports. And so to quote my first boss, beloved Capt. Lee. who was so long Klamath's popular asses sor, and also famed for his potent mint Juleps and four lovely daugh ters, whenever he wished to plan for the future, "If the Lawd Is willing." I hope to see many more years In Klamath. Altamont Sets 'Fun Night' Thursday night has been set for Class Pun Night for Altamont Jun ior high school eighth grade. Doors will be open to parents and friends of the class students at S p. m. when the c!ass will, history, prophecy and poem will be read. The program includes eight vaude ville acts, band music and a finale with the glee club singing. The acts are: A Bit of Erin. Tumbling de Luxe. Pass That Peace Pipe. Atlas the Great. Songs of Sea sons. The Dsstardly Deed 'a radio skit . A Day In Llnkvllle, Glee club finale. Extension Unit News Detective To Speak fua Valley-Olene I nlt What proved to be one of the oest meetings of the year was the flnnl one for this season and was held at the Poe valley home of Mrs. Paul Urellhaupt. Mrs. Clarence Webber and Mrs. Paul Brelthuupt were the project leaders and demonstrated foreign cookery. Twenty members were present and the business meeting following the Chinese luncheon was presided over by Mrs. O. L. Brown, chairman, when final plans for the Home makers festival were made. Mrs. O. L. Brown. Mrs. Mary Brelthaupt and Mrs. Ed Wenz were Installed as chairman, vice chair man and secretary for the ensuing year which begins in September with a rally day. Mra. Rex High was Installing officer and each of the officers was presented with a lovely corsage. Mrs. Paul Brelthaupt had a table of Interesting and beautiful gifts from Japan, brought home by aul when he returned from service. Mrs. Francis Preuer had some interesting letters and pictures from England and there were hobby exhibits also made by members under the super vision of hobby chairman, Mrs. George and Mrs. Wilbur Relllng. Non-Exlatent There is no such thing as a man eating tree. Tne nearest approacn to this legendary carnivore of the botanical world are several small in significant plants that catch Insects. The' art of tracking down crim inals will be told to Knife and Fork club members Friday night by De tective unymond Bchindler. Club Secretary Fred Southwell announc ed today. From the blowing up of the Los Anzelra Times building In 1010 to the recent war crime trials In Nur emberg. Dachau and Tokyo. Bchind ler has been sleuthing around put ting the finger on criminals. Reservations for the dinner It T p. m. Friday must be In with South- well by 6 p. m. Thursday. The din- J ner will be In the mam banquet room of the Wlllard hotel, , It pays t' use the Want-Adsl 111 ARROW SHIRTS NEW SPRING STYLES OF SPORT SHIRTS BY B. T. D. ARROW MANHATTAN Dozens of styles in rayone. cot ton gabardine and spunray. SiM It II , MANST0RI TU MaJa .FASHION PARK. Truck, Car Damaged In Minor Wreck A collision between a 1MB sedan owned by E. M. Chllcote, Klamath Falls realtor ajid a 1947 truck op erated by Fred LeRoy Herrlck. 3905 Frelda, was repo ted by state police early Monday afternoon. Officers said Chllcote had stopped at the city limits nca. the Lindley Heights road to take a picture and on turning bis car around collided with the truck. Both cars were dam aged but there were no personal Injuries. I 1 to nftTOwwww if Rec Program Changes Made The city recreation department announrrd today the following changes In the recreation progrnm: Women's physical rdiiialion rlnns held Wednesday evening has been discontinued. Increased requeuls for swimming has made It necessary to open 'he plunge every Tuesday from 8 p. m. lo 9 p. m. The public. Is Invited t ue the plunge nesr Modoc field. Admission is 25 rents for children. M cents for adults. A special swim clnss for women only will be held twice each month on the flrnt and second Mondays. The flrnt swims will be held Mny 3 nd May 17, arcnrdlng to Sam i Smith, city recreation director. 4 Historic -fm l Events iKp ADVANCE of lvfjll W Medical M Cj Science Jnhann Orfgarv Mfrutrl, horn In in.', i nriritirlrt. 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