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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1930)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Friday, Fobranry 21, 10.10 .TO Today in Klamath's Theatres a. LET CONTRACTS T PAGE EIGHT (ID! mm OAS Mile Stretch Will Cost $100,000 Because of Heavy Rock Work PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 21, (A P) The stale highway commle ton, at a special meeting here yesterday, authorised one mile ol (radlni on the Oregon coast high way In Douglas county at a cost of $100,000. The unit will be north of Gardiner and will be financed on a co-operative basin. Una need Jointly The oommtMlon received assur ances that Douglas county will contribute $30,000, the road dis trict at Gardiner will contribute $5,000 and a these offering!, are on a 26 per cent bails it will mean the cost of the until will be $100,000. Construction at that point la extremely heavy, commis sioners said, as most of the road will hare to be blasted out of solid rock. Bids for this project will be ad vertlsed'at the -Maroh meeting and work probably will start in early summer. To Preset-re Indian Art Indian paintings on a cliff near the John Day highway, east of Dayvllle, will be preserved. These paintings are a part of properly owned by the Eastern Oregon Land company. The laud com pany yesterday deeded to the state, through the commission, one and one half acres, an area sufficient to preserve the markings of the Aborigines. The paintings are several miles from the picture gorge which Is at the bead of the gorge leading to the world famous fossil beds of the John Day coun try. Will eliminate Corves To eliminate two bad curves on the Crater Lake highway near Prospect, the commission ordered a project of one halt mile grading, bids to be opened at the March meeting. Rejection of the low bid of the Willamette Construction company on the Nlmrod-Belknap section of the VcKenzle highway waa decid ed on, the bid bond was declared forfeited and the work will be re advertlsed at the March meeting. 4-H Club Leaders To Organize Here A meeting of the Klamatb county leaders of 4-H clubs will be held In the bsnquet room of the Pelican Grille Maxell 1, at which time an organisation will be perfected to conform with the state organisation of local lead ers, Frank Sexton, local leader. states. The object of the association Is to promote the greater co operation between national, state and local club workers, to pro mote better understanding. In structions and harmony in all organizations and projects of Klamatb county. Mr. H. C. Sey mour, state club leader, will be present at the meeting and will assist In the organization. Offi cers to be elected are president vice-president and secretary treasurer. The largest bell in tbe world Is the "Czar Kolokol," In Moscow, made about 250 rears ago and weighing rmre than 100 tons. a-," "Tno tirewl onhbo' For many months the talking nli-turu Industry, the Dress and the nubile of tbe entire world has beeu speculating on James Cruze's first talking picture. 'The Great Gabbo.' now at the Vox. His Hollywood studios have been literally besieRed by relays of newspaper correspondents and feature writers. Tbe photoplay trade press, too, bas been keeu in legitimate desire to discover all it could for its thousands o' exhibitor-subscribers. Herewith, for the first time. James Craze, Inc., the famous director's own organization, pub lishes all the salient facts about The Great Gabbo," James rmip'i firat all-dialogue produc tion, which heralds this distin guished director's entry in thn field of talking pictures. The title Is "The Great Gab bo;" it is also the screen namo of Its principal character. The star Is Ertcn von oiro- Four Rail Employes Given High Rating m v. Moonev and M. C. nnii locomotive engineers: W. A. Strickland and R. H. Atkins, locomotive firemen, are tne Kla math Falls railroaders receiving distinguished mention in the cur rent issue of the Southern pacific Bulletin tor their outstanding per formances in saving fuel while operating their locomotives dur ing the past month, according to A. s. Rosenbanm. general agent for tbe company here. The fuel saving campaign is nt h most imnortant activi ties nromoted by tbe railroad among Its engine service employes and there is keen competition tor the awards made monthly and an nually. The local men won in competition with the SOO other englnemen on this division of the railroad. . License lasneVl A marriage license was Issued yesterday at tbe office of the county clerk to Vincent Havllna, 2, farmer, Tule' Lake, Calif., and Rose Krejcl, 21, Malln. Evtry fttn'e of rice is cked frfmlt if midrt to fa boUit sector -a little at a Evmt sizar of Hills Bros. Coffee is roasted evenly to perfection bv Hilb Bros. patented, continuous process. Controlled Roasting. A few pounds at a time never in bulk is the secret and It cre ate a Savor no other coffee has. Fresh from the original vacuum pact. Easily opened with thi key. HILLS BROS COFFEE C1M0 We have grouped 50 styles of Pumps, Ties, Straps and Oxfords in the wanted styles and colors for Final Clearance. Price $3.65 Hundreds of other Bargains throughout the store for boys and girls. Exclusive Distributors of famous Red Goose Shoes for Children. Houston's Shoe Store Quality Foorwear 1 525 Main CANNED BERRIES Mai-l-muM. extra quality, selected fruit. Loganberries or blackberries. No. IS cans 21c $2.37 Strawberries or Raspberries No. 2 cans aV -'if ir JxkyX JsrvHvf ond pT'c,t low' II S JA m 'VKiyZ AV Softwoy conlrocli for l JslS I J Fr-5 I CORN , I Uffl MILK Minnesota Valley Standard. i r I nr Max-t-mnV or Pel. Leaders sweet, tender. Try corn soup I J M In quality and value. or fritters. t , I I L I Case 4 cans) $3,931 No. J can, each... ...,13c W, " 1 1 i Phi. I a- ami tMlo at o HNJ Ihinn J 1 .4 helm, one of tbe screen's most JL remarkable and widely publicized IM PEACHES personages. "The Great Gabbo" L J Mia.,.muM or Dcl Mo.c ,,,. SPAGHETTI is von Stroheim's maiden effort rijjl eat quality. Large 3 V, cans. Franco American or Van as a talking picture star. O Camps. Medium- cam. The featured player Is Betty Sr Each s-vC Compaon. A talented artiste; KM Ka,.h 12C gloriously girlish and beautiful It-JJ Dosra JJ.J beyond description. The talking JL lfcxu-n b 1 screen's most renowned feminine Ml star In her greatest rendition. 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JL 1 -lb. can 34C O OQ Ml o Q7r 'lb t" Ml J -lb. ran J I K, jT H .lb. can aplef 3J PEAS JU Max-l-mnM, small, tender. CLEANSER Iril nn Sunbrite or Babbitt's. Really UmU No. 2 cans, each ZUC ! Dozen $2.23 5 cana ' 23c r i I PICKLES I C0RN V M Msx-l-muM fancy Golden & y Sweets, dills or sonrs. Bsmtam. No. 2 cans. j O Qnart Jars 29C ' hf Dozen VL.ZfZt the ttason'i supply. Canned foods or purchaMd by th boinlaod ot prkes thot only organization of bS magnitude) of Softwoy can obtain. , - Now ot tht Keovievl consuming period of canned foods, Safeway Stores hove vott quantities ft hand and in order to rtduc our stocks wo or offering them at extremely low prices. This V your opportunity to stock the pantry at tremendous sovings. You can't go wrong ovary It- is unconditionally guaranteed.' Febraarcj list to 27th inclusive . 29c $3.23 PEAS Naturlpe, Juat as they com off the vine. Tender. I-lb. tall cans. Karli .... IKiaen ... 12c $1.35 PEACHES Highway llrand. Large Nat IVs cans. Kncn - 25C Ihiarn $2.69 PEARS Oregon park, good syrup. No, 2 S cana. CATSUP Maz-l-muM. extra quality. A flavor you alll like. Homo 17c IKiara $1.88 t-rh Doarn . 28c $2.99 PRESERVES Choice of Raspberry, Straw berry, Blacxberry, Logan berry; Peach or Apricot, Pineapple. Made only from pure trult and sugar. 3 LB. JAR 59c RIPE OLIVES Highway. Pint cans .. 14c $1.57 TOMATOES Extra Standard. Large No. 1 cans. SARDINES Mttx-t-muM, In tomato nunc or mustard mu-. i:..b 10C $1.17 SWEET POTATOES Msx-l-mnM, southern sweets. Large No, 2H cans. Each 17C $1.89 SHRIMP Fisher or Gulf Coant. snuthnrn rauk. Csa Each CANNED FRUITS In the large No. 10 cana. the economical way to buy. Apples 53C Loganberries . 63c Blackberries) 63c I Royal Anno QO Che 'lea - 0J C Pea- 73C Prunes 43 c I PACKED ' IN OREGON DtMstfta . 13c $1.49 TOMATO SAUCE Max-l-muM. real hot as ore. 5c 58c OYSTERS LouUUna prk. J -niu run 17c $1.89 SPINACH Msx-l-muM. clean tender. Large No, 2H cans. Poaeo Earn Doara 18c $2.03 SAUER KRAUT Del Monte, fine shred. Large No. 1 cans. Each . Dozen 14c $1.57 SALAD OIL Amalao, pure corn oil. Quart 47C M gallon .. 93c BAKING POWDER Schillings' Cream of Tartar. 12-os. cans. Each 2 M-lh. , 37c 93c SOUP Campbell's or Ilelns. Your choice of kinds. Each I Vise a , ... 9c $1.03 i 1 Extra Values for Saturday and Monday SUGAR Pure cane, fine granulated, 13 lbs. 77c FLOUR Big K Northwest Hardwheat, 49-lb bag $1.79 CAKE FLOUR Airy Fairy, fluffy tasty goodness. OQ Buy one package, get one free at 0C SOAP P. & G. Crystal White, 7 bars 27 C IN OUR MEAT MARKETS BEEF ROASTS Prime Rib or Rump. Select young OO beef. Pound' aej PORK CHOPS Loin and Rib Chops. Grain fed pig OO- pork. Pound OCtK. BREAKFAST BACON Eastern sugar cured. Well OQr streaked with loan. Any size piece. Pound a7 DILL PICKLES Heinz genuine fermented Dills in OC bulk. Dozen CmJ ONIONS PRODUCE APPLES CABBAGE LETTUCE 15c Dosea $1.69 I Crsvensteln. selected stock, best for tock fron) ClllforniB, Help Large solid hesds to select from. We Selected stock of local sweet Onions. P's or bsklng. yourself to beaL nsve the largest, fiv 1.?r ftl.fifl . 5C 2 Heads 15c CASE LOTS CAN BE ASSORTED TO YOUR SATISFACTION BY THE SAFEWAY MAN Store No. 60S Phone 1763 818 Main Street TWO KLAMATH FALLS STORES WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 643 Phone 364 225 South Sixth Street We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities i i I i