The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 21, 1930, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 21, 1930 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN TI GOB BREpiSON $hoot Guard and Dash For Liberty Amidst Confusion M'BinKKn, Ala.. March 11 (AD Two guerile at Ida atala penitentiary war ahot and eerl ouely wounded bare early today by two prlaunare who upanod tlra wltn plalola aa ahlfla war bolng rhansad at the prlaun cot too mill. la the confusion that followed both conrlcla fled through tbe prison lalea and eaeaped. Klmd Without Warning B. f. Balder and J. U. Rich ardson were the iuarda ahot The prlmnnra. Lee lludanna, serving two to three year eanlence, and Tom Uarnee. aertlm a lb year eenteuoe lor bank robbery, stepped from the line and opened fire without warning. Four bulleta atruck llaltiar and ene atruck Itlchardnon. llloud hounda ware broimht here fiom Kiln? prlaon to trail the tuglllroa. MONTOOMKKY, Ala., March IIAItNtH HILI.KI) It (AIM Tboinaa llarnaa, one ut two prlaonera who made a break from epelgnor prlnn early today waa killed In k gun battle with county ottlcera near bare, Rapnrta at tbe county Jail gave o Information concorulng Lee Hudgene who ercoinpanled Uarnee In the daub for liberty. Lanffcll Valley GRACE K. llltOWN Today' Market I'OHTI.ANI), Ore.. March II. (API Kg and butler prlcea wure without change today. Reviewing lb fruit and vege table altuiitlnn, the t'ortlaud bu reau of the United Btutee depart ment of agriculture aaya: "The froab fruit and vegetable market ahowed atraugth In moil lino. Aaparagua euppllea were very light, but prlcea ware not advanced. In view, of anticipated heavier arrlvala later In the week. CsullMuwor auppllua are llitht, poclally Oregon atovk. liarveal- Ing at Roiehurg la Untiled, and the occasional carlot requlre- manta are taking nearly all of fering!. Winter freealng Injury li apparently mora aerloua at that d lt r let than waa originally eallmated, and total production may not eiceed to or 0 cara. Much stock la falling to attain marketable alte. "The onion market la almoat demoralised; doniand la vary slow at all titrmlual polnta, a;id (J rug on gruwera are njw receiv ing GO to 00 centa per cwL, plus aucet. "The lettuce market la firm for sod fruab iurk; aome over mature offerings are dreggy, bowevor. "Froab arrlvala of good-qua! Ity beau from California are moving at allghtly higher prlcea, Il.26-a.t0 per crate. "Tomatoea are a trifle easier, although beat duality la aleady at M. to per crate of repacked stock." CATTLE and CALVES: Steady. Recelpta. cattle 7t. ealvee 10. 1IUUB: . Quotably steady. Re ceipts 100. HIIEE1' and LAMUH: Qimt, ably atcady. Itacelpta to. Ilutter, eggs, milk (butterfot), poultry, country meata, onions, ptilnloea, wool, nuta, bay, cancer a bark and hope, ateady and unchanged. CANE SUGAR (sacked basis)! Hteady. Cane, fruit or berry. tt.Ztt per owu; beet sugar, S.l ewt. KLOUR (city delivery prlcea)! family patents,. 40s, 17.40; whole wheat, 4s, 14.60; gra ham, 40a, 14.60; bakera' bard wheel, 18a, $4.40; bakera' Blue atom patents. ia, 14.40; pastry flour, 40a, 49. SO. Bourbenais Trial Date to Be Set A charge of vagrancy has been filed against Tex Boarbenela In the Justice court. Time for a hear In haa not yet been aet by Justice of the Peace. William B. Uarnee. On Boptamber II, lilt. Dour benala waa arrested, and charged with being drunk In a public place He pleaded guilty to the cbargr and served 10 daya In the Klamath county Jul I. BTl'DKNTS HO.N'OHKD. On Sunday Mr a. Loula Oerber wilt entertain at dinner at her home In honor of her niece. Miss Itutb Campbell of lily, and her oephetr. Walter Bowne. who are home from college tor the eprlng vacation. Mlsa Campbell baa recently been elected house manager of the Phi Mn houae on the Univer sity of Oregon campus. Walter Bowne attend the Oregon State college. LANGELL VALLEY. March II (Special) Mra. G. I". Keller has been taking care of Mra. Tom Heller of llonanta for the past aeveral daya. Mre. Heller baa been having the tin. Mr. Mollis T. Mimes waa a Klamath rails visitor on Fri day. Harry Loomla, who baa boon aeverely III for anveral weoks, la aald to be Improving. Little Mary Jean Hlmmons. who baa been 111 for aeverel weoks returned back to acbool. George Cartridge who has been III for aoma time, waa taken to ' Klamath Falls In week, where he will receive proper attention The echool bua rai out rt gp- last Thursday morning and wr- taye" for aeveral houra. Mr. Lloyd Gift haa been visit ing her fether of Grenta Paaa. who haa been 111. She returned home Saturday. Mr. Haeaet haa been moving bla stock to bis heme here. Tbe Haeaet family have Just recently moved to thla valley. Mr. C. B. llrown and son Durton, made a business end pleasure trip to Grants i'aaa over the week end. Mr. Brown' father Uvea at Grenta Pa. a. Mr. and Mr. Paul Monro are the proud ownere of a recently purchased Chevrolet aedan. Mlaa liaiel Loomla apent lat week with the Turner family. Mr. Don Oilman baa been quite 111 with the flu. Mra. Will Campbell waa call ed to Waablngton because of the aerloua Illness of her mother. Mr. Fred Berhdoldt of Bonan aa waa a Langelt Valley visitor on Wednesday. MAGILL'S Fountain Lunch Saturday Special Roast Klamath Turkey with Dressing Giblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce White Salad Mashed Potatoes Bran Muffins Apricot Sherbet Coffee or Milk "Get It at Magills" - 1 1 1 CTI fl (Wysu THESE SCENES ARE GONE FOREVER raw WgE For now the coffee-trouMed housewife can make her coffee the Golden Went "DRIP" way and be ure that each cup that follow! the first will be uniformly delicious and perfect. Nothing li left to chance, but the making proceai la simple. Put your measured Golden Went coffee Into the i Maker, pour over it jumping-boiling water (the i Maker u graduated at to number of cups), and then set It aside to drip. The price of the Golden West Coffee Maker li the . aame all over the Pacific Northwests ONE dollar, i You can secure It through your grocer, or a card to ' Closset & Pevers, Portland, Ore-, giving name of J your groce will bring it to you promptly. 3 The Golden Went Coffee Maker Is mad of lurt t roua aluminum, 6-cup capacity, complete In Itself. ' No filter papers.no percolarlon.no fms. Regular Golden West cotlee I Ueal for use In the Maker. t Golden'West COFFEE and the I Golden West Coffee Mak r JUST POUR IN BOIUNO WATER THIS IS leal coffee cupfulls of liquid fragrance that add zestful goodness to every meal that's Mae Iarr Coffee I Get better acquainted with this popular brand during our Coffee Week. Ex ertly blended and roasted fresh every day, if the perfect complement to a perfect meall PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL STORES For one whole week we are selling oar first grade MacMarr Coffee, roasted fresh daily, ground aa you like it, in all stores at this amaz ing low price, 3 lbs. Matches Strike -anywhere. 6 large boxes to carton. 2 for 29C Sunbrite Cleanser, nationally adver tised. Cleaning time is here. Per can Milk Carnation, Borden's or -Libby's. Tall cans 6 for 419C GRAND OPENING of our OREGON AVENUE STORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 22. Plan to visit this store Saturday. Many items given away FREE FREE BALLOONS To all kiddies coming with an adult we will give Free a Big MacMarr Balloon FREE COFFEE Let us serve you with a delicious cup of MacMarr Coffee. You will like it and help to make the day brighter. FREE SANDWICHES Through the courtesy of Swift & Company we will serve you a big Ham Sandwich made from Swift's Premium Ham FREE FREE DEMONSTRATION of NU-LIFE Klam ath County's new health food. 100 Klamath product. Be sure and let the Dutch boys serve you. With Eyery $5.00 Order We Will Give Absolutely Free 1 Quart of Crater Lake Ice Cream. FREE The above free goods given only in the New Store 1710 Oregon Avenue Phone 189 Soap Ivory. Large bars. Regular 15c size. At MacMarr's $ for $5 Malt Puritan Hop Flavored Bo hemian Malt. Big tins. Each J9e Flour Anchor Brand. 100 Klam ath milled Flour. 49-lb. bags PRESERVES CKIEESE Kerr's best Pure Strawberry Preserves. In g fl 'Klamath Cheese, made and sold in Klamath ifN Q 3-lb. glass jars. Each aP 1P county. By the lb. t U JELL ?ifl7c PEAS "-.SSQ SOUP ""re. 25 Tomato Sauce "nlflSQ In Our Produce Dep't $2.39 5c A Y VB T f C Large fancy Bom Beastiee AJrJrJbAfif MB BOX CARROTS ONIONS HONEY New CarroU. BU. Faacr Tell oar Danrer. It LBS. Psra Thlt Comb Honey t CAKE8 39c In Our Markets B E E F 8h-M" Ko,ut-. 1lb 19c BEEF fuubob : "16c Bacon Squares- nViC yiXAMONT iroBSc HAMS 8w,ft''P,s?r8k,n,,rB.32c Be sure and visit our New Store on Oregon Avenue Saturday. We would appreciate your coming early or phone your orders early so we can give as good service as possible. (Lots of parking). VV Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Our Markets Close at 7:00 P. M. on Saturdays Store No, 57 Phone 592 836 Main Store No. 75 Phone 1371 East Main Store No. 364 Phone 150 8th and Klamath Store No. 347 Phone 844 423 Mafat Store No. 380 Phone 83 6th end Main Store No. 397 Phone 189 1710 Oregon Are.