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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1949)
TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1949 HCRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NIN8 m New Pine Creek Ki y I llrtl did I The Kial dreaded of all pouibl tire In -w Pill CrMk hat ruin and mr and w are thankful Hint by tin ante ot (tod and a drmuiisliaUHl tlilrlt of bennmlenc and Unirljr ieltlllliea, btittl maUlileaa anil priceless. art till abla to survive and carry on. A virry. black trar ot nirriileiu destruction Riarka Ui. apiil In Uir center of Uiwn whrr. Uia Kana Cuh tUa-.. prior tn Jiin 24, Ud and radiated a flow of romimiiilty activity Uial had been gulni on incr lull when Ilia Iiuii flume bulUllnit, 71 i 110 feet, waa built by Henry Weiull, now retired and living in Xueii. It iwmi Uiat th 'Tlr Demon" mut mak tin periodical vleiiatlnna of dentruitlon, but "Hue ha wu a heduled to come, fur Ilia iod ol th town aa a whole he could not hay coma at a better time. It was around II a. m. and the air cur rent were calm. Visibility clear and people a tlx slims from mile around and were drawn to It to render Uirir moat gracious nattm. Had tile fire coma on a windy mint, th Karia fauuly, up on wlioft ahouMer Hie buitlrii ot a greater loaa fell, could raaily have loal aom of lla member., peraniul belonging and all. At leaal eight other bulldlnga would hav been leveled and many left homrlrsa. A It waa. mnat of the jsnsmtal belon-t-liiga, huuarlxild furnlalunga, and a akeleum auir auxk were aavrd for th Karla' In the 43 miuulea It took t building lo burn lo the ground A hundred of more persona partic ipated In U frantic acuny of re moving th mora ini;arlaul nerm from Ui burning building A moat Mrs. Huna fana. liM-redlbi number of thinga wen Karla haa aet up hla etnra Umpor aaved essential to Ui family con- arlly In hi newly completed State Itnuanc. j l-llw motel. Cabin No. I houses the It waa evident that the batU to I emergency poat office: th double toe tli b.g building waa Imt when garage adjacent, the paint depart ing blaa ttar'.uig 111 U doubl gi- nienl; cabin No. 2. daughter Uvlri lag nd woudahed at th rear otiquartera; cabin No. J, th family the premise could not be checked ' living quartera. Ih doubl garage With Ul meagrr means of Iwo gal- adjacent. th akeleton general en hose and t bucket brigade, merchandise; and cabin No. 4. the 1 he reus, of Ui fir haa not been barbershop Total loaa of the fire fully determined. Bom aay It waa ' la eatimated at between 110.000 and malrhea In Uie handa of the young l too, meagerly covered by Iniur and Irreaponalblc. and other bellev , anc. It waa faulty wiring In either of the Th Dally Vacation Blbl trhonl Iwo car Uial wei burned In the fa rage. lla Ui caua at It may, th r"arli family feala deeply Indebted and gratelul to th many friends and persona who cam to Ui family 'a moat timely aaaliunc and who were moat kindly after Ui calamity in snaking Ui thock Maler to bear. 1 fT3' J fo tsiim Yes. at tobacco than official parity prices for fine There's no finer cigarette in the world today than Lucky Strike! To bring you this finer cigarette, the makers of Lucky Strike go after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco and pay millions of dollars more than official parity prices to get it! So buy a carton of Luckies today. See for yourself how much finer and, smoother Luckies really are how much more real deep-down smoking enjoyment they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky! You'll agree it's a finer, milder, more enjoyable cigarette! .S.tf,F.T So round so On call loa vrrytlilii but keenly felt lrlendhl, and aUII ba happy and couraaeoua. Among thoa atralnlng under Uie bunletl of heavily Ullened alio caaea, alovea and hurriedly filled boxes of canned giHKla, wera aome black and whit men from the mnvlrl road camp working on tli hlaliway between her and lavla rrrek. To 111" fellow and lo all nthera. the farle family enpteasra 111 rlii-pent Ihanka and appreciation Hi family alao wanta to thank the. rrewa manning tile aeven or mora fir truck and anglue Uial came lo avert a wliolreale rieatructloii of homea and buaineaa prierl)ea. To the Willow ranch truck credited with savin- Ilia (liange hall, the King garage, th farls garage, III Mc Lain horn Uie Uaugherly home, the llutler barn and tli rhurch: Ui IMtvIa Creek truck, the Uldwrll truck, the Lakevlew fir rngine, the Alturaa fir engine, th Ceclarville tlr truck, 1-aa City, Calif, fir truck and th two foreat aervlc trucks Uial apeared on th scene. AppreciaUon la alao eaiendrd to Clllf bcrlvucr wlwi haa been leasing th pumice building from Karl tor hla garage and haa generoualy given up hla Icaae the building can be revalued and made Into th new reris urnerai auire. poet oiiire. oar- berihop and telephone exchang. Hcrlvnrr will oiieraui hla garage in the old Vineyard garag now owned by Walter II. King who will continue to ua half of Ui building for aerv- Iclng hla kigging trucka. Tli garage office, vacated by Hcrlvner, la being apeedlly whipped Into ahaiie to house th new poai nlfira quartera which will be more commialioua and convenient for the public aa well aa for th poatmaater, held at Ui Ural BapUit church closed Friday morning. Th wirk waa well don and t grand Urn enjoyed by both In atruuira and pupila. Th enrollment reached M with an tverag attend anc ot U over th 10-day period. Then waa t M per cent perfect at- tendanc and memory record. n7nP(7Q i 1 1 i una ta finer eSnar&fir&l auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of B. 0. CONNER, Indtprndtnt tnkam buytr of South Hoiton, fa., aayt: "'r teen tht makerw of Lurkirt but Sum tnbam at auction mfttr muttion. 're imokei Lucktn for IS yeara." err't mar. eri rfenr fAaf Lucktrm mn m finer rlgaretirl ludty Stvtee Afeano Fine Tbbacco firm so fully packed A plcnln and treat waa furnlahed fur the children and their paritnta at tli l-eiikclt park In 1'llia Creek canyon following th Hunday morn ing aervlc. A program featuring tonga, mem ory work and an exhibit ol th hand wo k waa enjoyed Uundiiy evening at II: chiirrh. 'Ilia following aaolaled In the achoo!' MHtlt Cook. Cora Cook. Veda Will., Mabel llalnpbin, ilr'.ll Ayoutt, Norma Nlelren. Uuuy Parlln, (liar lternard. K.urilc Cogburn. Kreda Kvana, Joan Charlea, and t)ler and Mia, ICugena linrruwa. Klder Ifiikrne Harrowa drove to Mitchell Holiday at noon to ait In Hi council that oidained Crank Turner lo the gunnel mlnlatiy. Dab IlliirUm and wife, Zella, were to hava left ThurMlay for Han Kran claco where Mali will have all otH-ra-tlon on hla back. II will not be able to do any manual labor for six montha. 8lnr th Modern Woodman hall that adjoined the Pari atore burned to the ground In the conflagration laat Friday, th branch of the Lake county library will be In the home of Mr a. Fiim-iie Harrow until further notice. Th hour will be on Turs day evening. 1 In I o clock and on Thuraday afternoon. 2 to 4 o'clock. The Juvenile grange piano and the lodge furnlahliiKa were aaved In the Modern Woodman hull. The build ing waa roughly valued at $:oo0. and no Insurance waa carried on the building at th time. Charlea Mawhlnney' beauty ahop building waa dentroyed In the fire and no Inauranc maa carried on It. m proper or cmcing is to r'ntne wheo mcMor cars dcj tttniioo. But yot cma watt a lo of lime and money without aet ting a rrallr S:ihMilJC .SERVICE ANALYSIS. Ovr Service Depanment onnel haa been rarel Down on the Job-J Wt th NO WiSSWOM Heft! BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Itplonad Phona 3121 tobacco! so free and easy The building waa valuer) at around 1500, About 2M) damage waa don to the Oranue hull In th fir Friday which will be tuken care of by Orange Imuran'-. 'Ih brick aiding recently put on the building i credited with keeping th fir from going through the cracks in Uie old , boards befor th arrival of tin tire trucks. Mr. and Mrs. Irvln I Fane were I dinner gueata at Uia Ls Bernard ! i home on Uuuduy. They wart also , f Rural fur m lala aupper Friday ev- i mug at th John llaner home. 1 Mr. and Mra. ft. II. HUckford. prominent atie kman ot Yuba City, I were ovcrulKhl vialUira with Mr. and ' i Mra. ;irl tianford Monday evening. 1 ' in Kail rilda grange will cele brate th Fourth, of July in Uie uiuul manner up at the Orange picnic grounda and In the Art Len- keil field where foot racra. gmra,i and sofibull will be enjoyed. There' 'will be a Inme potluck dinner for! thoae attending. t The Needle club met at the home i of Mra. Belle Molfitt laat Saturday. I t 'Iher were seven membera and two j Before Buying PAINT He Ui Popular Glidden Paints ROPFR & ROPER FAINT KKIItt lllx a t H firats aumei tasalta TStalra Hallaiss tfaioed 10 locating the totAce of trovhlea. W bav pro vided scientific Testing Equipment, the proper tools, and heiides-V KNOW Fords BEST! dollars more cora.. tmi MftiteM TnaaesM cohpamt on the draw Kitctfui szz. a.) r:? gueala. Mrt. A. H. Dougherty and Bu Motfltt, preterit. Th hostess served apricot therbert tnd tngel food cak. Mr. Cora Follrtt will entertain In July. Mr. Joy Mahan tnd children and Mr. William Boyc and daughter from Martlnei, Calif., arrived Frl- rt .?.!'e.i;...'JU.t For the First Time- ARROW mm SALE ! One Groua Ref. I.5 Now 1.95 CeWed. fane? patterns , soft and fused collar. ARROW RFORT HHIRTH Eayamt tod Cabardloea Reg. 4 N and tM Now 2.45 All Fancy Manhattan Shirts Including aom French Caff Style a ad Wide-Spread Collar Type. Reg. TaJoea U IV 5 j i GET A 81FFLT OF THESE FAMOUS BRAND SHIRTS TODAY! I J - 733 Main St. 9th ot Pint n rnrn rSiUWU wMh A lowar coat of motarialt new tnoblat Montgomery Ward fo effar y04I naw, lowar price, for ha Mint top-quality point! The point it not changed . . . only the prices. Montgomery Word paint It ttill the beit paint that money can buy! SUPER HOUSE PAINT WAS 5.05 Now Reduced To COVERALL HOUSE PAINT WAS 3.79 low Reduced To SUPER BARN PAINT WAS 2.98 Now Reduced To SUPER FLAT WALL PAINT WAS 3.59 Now Reduced To SUPER GLOSS ENAMEL WAS 1.42 Now Reduced To SUPER SEMI-GLOSS WAS 1.35 Now Reduced To day, June 24 for week or to vlalt with Mr. tnd Mrt, Earl Butler tnd relatives, Mahan tnd Boyc will arrive Balurday for t few daya' vlalt. Mra. Dorothy Blunt arrived Sat urday at noon from Bcottaburg. to vlalt with her mother, Mrt. Alpha Smith, tnd other reltllvet. ir'r -,V-ie" v One Creep I Krff. IJS U IN Now 2.45 Fancy patUrna. Either soft or fused collar. ARROW CAB-AN-ERO RAVON-GABARDfNC el FORT bHIRTS Reg. S IS Now 3.95 Catered Now,.. 2.98 Phona 3463 I Store Hours 9 n tf SX f Tlofskct 9 djcowru A iMrfdjle la COMVtNIINCf. No more Of the long hours of washing, drying and ironing that go with even the moat modtm home washing. Waab day become a holiday your day to do with aa you pleaee. A barf In m OilALITT. In our modern plant, your bundle receivee pcrmnal izrd attention, uaing methoda teetcd and approved by the American In stitute of Laundering. Hi ahirta, your lovely linen are returned lux urioualy fresh, sparkling clean. . A eeriasa h TMtlfT. Yoor time, health and disposition are all aaved whew we take over your washday labora. And in actual coat, too, our as lit ta a better boy today thaa eve be fore. Call ue today. CASCADE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS Klamath s Finest Flraw 1111 ar tSta Op, rati Of flea llfll a. m. to 5:30 p. IN mm rz 4.25 3.29 3.39 139 129 7 Mays TRY OUR ECONOMY SERVICE! Every thing washed, dried. Ironed, ready to aae. 12c lb. - -." J. at- . r r- , Phone 3188 Gol. in 5. Got. in S 1 7$ 1 ' JZ I r 1 ' r I I r I Posr 2.59 t Gol. f
