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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1948)
PACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON SATURDAY. MAY, 22, if ' , ""-s --r'waSr .je ' w.Jt.V ' ',f "-rr i v,- t-. 'a..-- - tf Here It Is The First Klamath Falls Sawmill It was built by the Moore brothers, before 1S94 and occupied a site on the west bank of Link Hrer for nore than 30 rears. Prior to the Moore brothers renture, the fovernment had started a mill or two on the Indian reserra tion, bnt this was the first private enterprise milt the forerunner of the bir plants that later made Industrial history in the Klamath country. The picture is from the Baldwin collection, and was taken after a bit P'P wu laid alone the east side of Link river for power purposes. The pipe can be seen in the picture. 1 The old Moore mill was a water-powered outfit. Not lone after the picture was taken, about 1910, the Moore brothers built a new mill on Lake Ewauna between the lake and Riverside. Motorists Will Just Have TTtl,Alt knAlthalt IU lane II Mini hinv At Portland St. Crossing l.lkn ll wrntlirr t.ilkt r oln In lmv to uiil nil with Itl Tlil Hi riinrrnalK of opin ion In rriunl o Imlllfl roiiillllnni nw rUllii( m tlir rurllmul lrrrl rriRliiK. Since Ilic Cttiilmiailr brlili, rrnu III! a rlnril and Iradlr mulril via IlllUlilr hiMillal anil ovrr lnrl laiul ilurliif llir prrlml r riiiialnic llcin mi I hi- nor III rnlraiirn prnjrrl, niolorlala havr riiinilaliiril of wall Ins for frrlihla lirlil imrili nf H"n brriirv Ihfy rulrr Ilic HI' rarila. Kulirrt llnurk, Sl' a illalrli l (rrlllll anil paaarniiFr airnl, laaliril Itila Itltiliatlnti lotlny. "HuMlirm t'lu'inr Irrliihl u-aliu nUiTlnil K liimii III (mm llif nnrlh must flop at llir itnnw lmml' bi-Inrii piui-r'uii the yurila. Colli. Ion "A mimurr r ypura aiin. bplnrf Ihl.a ruin wrnt Into rffrrt. (rrliiht 1 1 at 111 rami tlnwn llir urnito and waa put In mi a truck whrrr a awllih rnuliir wna wnrklns. It i-ollldrd with the awlicli pmtliip and two turn prr killnl. "Aa a rraiill. tar arr now topplnl all l frrlihta al llir alinal and turn up llir air hrakr rrUlnrra on atioul 10 rara. 1'hla glvra (rralrr liraklitf pnwrr and rnahlr llir rn llnrrr to hrltrr rimtriil llir train. "AIi.t that, and prnvliliitK a track U nvulliiblr at llir mnmrlit. llir rn KUirrr l.a Btvrn a sliinnl by our nf thr yard .-inployra In prix-rrd Into llir yard. Noruialtv thin oprralloii takra from Mvr In 10 mliiuira but iomr tllllra, brraUT thr rripilrrd track I In uv, thr train mint or hrld a Irw mliiuira rxira. Safrty Mraaurr "Tlu.a .aliuallon will rnnllnur to a-x i3t .in loim as thr coitructiitn la imdrr way," lloitck xalil. pnintlnu out thut tt la purrly a aittrly mraa urr. I'aaaa-ngrr tralna run on a llnif arhrdulr. but lluurk aald frrlglil arltnlulra arr llralblr and no drll nltr tiinr of arrival of frrlghla ran br raUbllahrd. Ilcm.'k poiniid out, howrvrr, that If fn-iifhta rnnnot be rrrrlved Into thr yard uithout n Inngrr drlay. thry are not prrmlltrd to crmi Portland but rrmain north of Port laud until aurh lima u fivrn a flaahliiK wlillo Unlit or lilt cnmr-iin Iminl In prm rrd. Kvrn lliouili lli frrlihta do re main nurlli ol I'orlland fr Iht longrr period. Iliry at III n,uai l( llirouili III prwrriur aa plainrd by lluurk and hold up Ih rirllaut atrrrl inotor traffic. Truman Asks Alaska Work For Future WAMIIINCiTON, May 71 ti I'ruldrnt Truman Krlilay arm m ruiiitrou a (lvr-Hilul pintiiam lor thr ilrvclupiiiciil of Alaaka Willi a rruu'l Ihal II br admlttrd to aui. IiihkI "at the rarllr.ai poaalblr clulr" AvcMlliK that Alaska haa had trlTlturlnl ifuvrrillllrlll tor III u r than :i) yrara. Mr. Truman aald that It haa had "a aiifllrlrnt period of prrpa.'Ailou tor IU ailmlajiioii aa a atutr. ' I hit priHiram. In aildltlon to aik. In for ruiwiruiimal action on atatrhiHtd. ralla for: I Improvliif llir liaiupottaumi ayatrm. 1. C'ollatrltctlon nf hool roiiimtllilty tarlltllra. i.ni! for natlvra. 4 Klicouralrmrill nf land arlll,. mrut. 1'hr pirtldrut av.rrtrtt It U In h lllteiral nf thr I'lllU-d Htalra to -. alat In drvrlupinK Alnaka'a known I,.. aotircra of food, timtirr and nilnrrala and "to hrlp olwn rrollornlr opimr tuulilra on a aouiitl Ions trnu bai.." Hr aald hla trcommrnrlaiiotia would rniitrlbtitr to that pronrim for a trrtltory of (Km pmpie i with population atlll iniwin Mr llrsrd rollt-rru to mart IrclalaUon providing tor atatrhood. notliig tin thr hmur roinnutlrr on public lard "haa uiinnlmimily rrrnm m r n d r d auch lrglnlallnll " iilng anj (ilv a Fountain Prn ror t.radua llont Complrlr Kltrkl Hhraffrr, Parkrr A Malrrman. Plonrrr Print ing NUtlonrry t o.. l::-l!4 If. tth. Some Demos Back Truman i WASHINGTON. May 22 i. President Truman had evidence to day that some of the southern democrats who have been battling bis civil rights program still are willing to support him on other matters. The evidence came in the form of 57 democratic senate votes which sustained his veto of a bill which would nave permitted senators to order an FBI investigation of key atomic officials. Two republicans Langer of Norti Dakota and Morse of Oregon alsj went along. But as yesterday's count turned out their votes weren't need ed to give Mr. Truman his first veto victory this year. GOP leaders had counted on southern anger over thr president s civil rights proposals to help them ! override the veto. I But only nine democrats joined i the 38 republicans voting to over iride. That was four short of the ; necessary two-thirds majority. Among those supporting Mr. Tru- ' man's argument that the bill would invade his executive powers were such outspoken critics of his civil rights program as Senators Olln Johnston of South Carolina. Hill and Sparkman of Alabama and Stnnis of Mississippi. Leftover potatoes are delicious in an omelet- Dice the potatoes, then saute them, with a little chopped onion, in a skillet: add the omelet mixture and cook as usual. LOGGERS and SPORT BOOTS with set-under heels made-to by OTTO WHITE Sinta 1918, jhmi -MANSTORE- 7J3 Main i f. Its A memorial is like a living1 thine of beauty, as, properly designed, it appears as the trees, the flowers, and the grass to be a beautiful masterpiece of the earth upon which it rests. Here, memories, like treat oaks, flourish through the years. 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