anaheim-gazette 1949-09-08

Crater Lake Deepest In Hemisphere Motorists who make their way northward from California and drive through the Cascade Mountains of southern Oregon will find some eighty miles northeast of Medford, the deepest lake in the western hemisphere: Crater Lake. Almost a hundred years have passed, reports the National Automobile Club, since white men first came across this lake of startling blue. In 1853 a party of Californians moved into Oregon in search for the fabulous Lost Cabin Mine. When the locals learned of this search they set out in pursuit. Some time later, after a good deal of walking and splitting up of parties, supplies began to run low and the Californians and Oregonians joined forces to work together for survival. It was shortly after this union of their forces that they happened upon Crater Lake. And what they saw must have given them cause to wonder. Far below them lay a great mass of water nearly six miles across and so mysteriously deep that its shades of blue ran all the way from the faintest of turquoise to the deepest ultramarine. From the water's edge rose giant cliffs of lava rock, worn and carved by the wind and weather through the long ages and rising in some places to a height or more than 2,000 feet. On the southern rim And what they saw must have given them cause to wonder. Far below them lay a great mass of water nearly six miles across and so mysteriously deep that its shades of blue ran all the way from the faintest of turquoise to the deepest ultramarine. From the water's edge rose giant cliffs of lava rock, worn and carved by the wind and weather through the long ages and rising in some places to a height or more than 2,000 feet. On the southern rim jutted up that ragged mass of lava, at times disappearing in the slanting light, at times taking on the appearance of a ship in full sail, that has since come to be known as the Phantom Ship. And over on the west lay Wizard Island, a little cone bearing silent evidence to the violent volcanic action that had once been there. Since the discovery of the lake many geologists have visited it and, after examination, have come to their conclusions as to how it was formed. According to their findings, Mount Mazama, an old fire mountain that was probably 12,000 feet high, blew five thousand feet of its summit into the sky in a cataclysmic eruption. The gaping hole that was left filled in with snow water to form the lake. Today the fires have burned down and all is peaceful beauty. Today the lake is the central attraction in a National Park that covers almost 250 square miles, offers full facilities for tourists during the travel season, and natural spectacles for visitors all the year round. Square Dancing Classes to Start Monday Evening A six-weeks beginner's course in Square Dancing will start next Monday, September 12, 7:30 p.m. at the tennis courts in the city park under the sponsorship of the city's recreation department. Cliff Edwards, young caller of this area, will conduct the classes. The course will be free, however registration at the first lesson will be required. Registration will be closed after the second week. Further information concerning the course can be obtained by calling La Palma park between 6 and 7 p.m. any evening, Monday through Friday. Make tolerance a part of your life, not just a matter of conversation. British cutie—Meet Hazel Franklin, rated as one of the greatest figure skaters ever developed in England. She is one of the stars of the all new Ice Follies of 1950, which has its world premiere at the Pan-Pacific, September 8. Southern California Serve ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS Serve More DEN FRESH FRUITS & VEC FAMILY BUDGET Economy BECAUSE BUDGET OMY LEUR LES 25c 29 BOX MAKES 4 PIES JUMBO SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER 10c SIX SERVINGS SOUTH AMERICAN GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 2 IBS. 25c U.S.NO.1 WASHED NORTHERN BURBANK POTATOES 10 IBS. 29c SERVES 25 PEOPLE A BETA VALUES ANT PEAS 8-OZ CAN 2 FOR 25c SLICED BEANS NO. 2 CAN 25c ET WHOLE KERNEL CORN NO. 303 CAN 18c ACH NO. 303 CAN 15c NS GREEN VALLEY NO. 2 CAN 23c BY FOODS ALL VARIETIES 4½-OZ. CAN 3-25c BABY FOODS STRAINED FRUITS & VEG. 3-25c ABY MEATS 3½-OZ. CANS 19c LUNCHEON MEAT 12-OZ. CAN 41c SEA TUNA RED LABEL NO. ½ CAN 39c MATO JUICE 46-OZ CAN 25c OME STYLE PICKLES NO. 303 CAN 21c THE MARK OF QUALITY PLATE BOILING BEEF 17¢ lb SHOULDER CUT BEEF ROAST 39¢ lb GROUND BEEF 35¢ lb POT ROAST 35¢ lb RIB STEAK 59¢ lb WIENERS SKIN ON 39¢ lb CENTER CUT RIB BABY MEATS 3½-OZ. CANS 19c LUNCHEON MEAT 12-OZ. CAN 41c SEA TUNA RED LABEL NO. ½ CAN 39c MATO JUICE 46-OZ. CAN 25c OME STYLE PICKLES NO. 303 CAN 21c ERRY PUNCH QUEEN ISABELLA QUARTS 35c ID PUNCH 12-OZ. BOTTLE 45c CKTAIL NO.1 TALL CAN 18 SWEET PICKLES 12-OZ. JAR 33c ERRY PRESERVES 2-LB. JAR 74c DELICATESSEN LIVER SAUSAGE 39¢ COTTO SALAMI 8-OZ. PKG. 29¢ WIENERS 12-OZ. PKG. 29¢ EGGETABLES 12-OZ. PKG. 29c ARROTS 12-OZ. PKG. 22c ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS MARKETS Where Southern California Stars More! & VEGETABLES >> VITAMINS 0.1 WASHED NORTHERN RBANK TATOES 29 LBS. 25 PEOPLE LAKE COUNTY NO.1 FANCY PEARS 3 LBS. $1.59 LUG ALL BUNCH GOODS 3 for 10 3 BUNCHES SERVES 16 PEOPLE SOAPS & CLEANSER OXYDOL REG. PKG. 27c SCOTCH GRANULATED GIANT PKG. 49c PEET'S GRANULATED 33-OZ. PKG. 33c DREFT REG. SIZE 26c TREND "Deal" 2 PKGS 25c + 1c TIDE GIANT PKG. 72c DASH REG. PKG. 27c CLOROX BLEACH QUART BOTTLE 15c DREFT REG. SIZE 26c TREND "Deal" 2 PKGS 25c + 1c TIDE GIANT PKG. 72c DASH REG. PKG. 27c CLOROX BLEACH QUART BOTTLE 15c FLIT FLY SPRAY QUART BOTTLE 39c BLU-WHITE FLAKES DEAL PKG. 27c WHITE KING WATER SOFTENER 30-OZ. PKG. 23c CASHMERE BOQUET BAR SOAP 3 FOR 23c PALMOLIVE SOAP REG. BAR 2 FOR 15c DOG & CAT FOOD PARD DOG FOOD LB. CAN 2 FOR 25c DR. ROSS DOG FOOD 15-OZ. CAN 12c MARCO DOG FOOD LB. CAN 3 FOR 25c PUSS'N BOOTS CAT FOOD LB. CAN 12c