The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 06, 1930, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextKrlrtiiy, Juno fl, in;io TUB EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE One Hundred and Sixty-Five Eighth Grade Pupils of .City Will Receive Diplomas Friday MuniK of 105 pupil ut I ho city tiuoU who bate t-MiiiilMii)U iliwir ItthlU gisilu wink, umi ur, gruduulod at lint ruiiuiii'iiiMMiMiiit lurclai'a ut llm 1'uJ l a ii lliimlr tliln lliorullijt l In ii'iliirk, wi.ru iiiiiiiiiiiiul at lullnwa; .lIHIl tirade (irmliiiit. a Juno 111), null I rrliioiit Hi Ii.miI Unhurt II. Ackiirimiu. (I. Ituaer llahioik, I m .,n. It. Hull, Mary itll llullottl, Niirmuu t'lnyluu llnlllialt, A. Minn lli-nha lllvcr, (lln Kuatar llraiiniiil.lliiriitliy Ue llruwiiu, Jack lliiiliunaii, .Maraurvl k.'. t'nriuun, Itc-ita Nuuinl ijaialii, tllill 8. ( olliiia.i, Hi.Ilii Ailnlina Cnolcy, WltHiua it. Ihiilmiu, Luwis Franklin Kllirlilau, liulvii Ituaa r'nil, I' h I . liuliia, Luna l. tllatli, I 'fur I Li.ora tiruy, Humid K. Ilulni, Wluuirrixl Klalno llur ria, Kinnia Mmluau llusxard. Hay nimiU llarultl llulilur, Jlulnu llnu rlatia lli'lliruuk, .Mary ( aluorius Jurkaun. llurr M, Jouua, Juiiimite I). Juliua, Hlauluy f. Kllaur, Jlua arll M. Iiraau, Vlritliile T. l.aratui, Nuriiia Levnil) n. Mur iel All.'ll l.nrlK, Mllilrml II. A lli'i Mar.li. Ki'iinnlli i. McCoy, Illi am H. .Unaaruau, Dorothy M Ilia. I, tia A. Nulil, Catherine Lola Nwl aim. iMrutliy M. Nlrlmla, Wllliur A. Nlchula, Audrey Luulao U'Nnlll, William 1- I'amlioriiiii. Inuinlil 1). riiclpa. Ituburt ('. ItMiarda. Hub art Lull ltnyau, Ani"lta I,, faiisul llfltl, Marjory M. H' lltiiou, Amtrnw A SI Li n I. Ivan H. Until b, Mali I L. Hhailrtuck, Want H. Somas, Mil itruil Nuillna Hiarforil. Wamla Lou Hliil'tird, W, ,M. rilaliiiluy, Frank K wanl Hllliaou. floora W, Htiv phuuaon, Clayton Juruma Hwtmsy, Anna l.oulaa Tlira.llrr, Kvllo lllanrh I'biaaher, Vlrlun t'arollna Vowltikli. Ktln lirraliid Wll kcrroit. Ouralil II. Wit keraham, t.'liarluy W. Williamson, Mar guerite Artlnllft Vailoll, J. Mrlvln Yailon. Hiixuko l.oulaa Yamaoka. Camilla Youtin. I alrvluw Hi limil Ituiti Mary luthlany. Ma Helen IterBlnaiin. Ilorolliy Muriel llor ilal. 1'oria Kva liarnlutla, Krank Drew, Lola KnJiii Kllloit, tlixirda r'raley. Virginia Kralev, Miirltm Helen (Irltilo. Ivar J. Unit. Mau ler Hurley. Vurna Mae Irutnn. IMiyllla tiulievlcvo Juhnaou. Itoburt T JnliiiHon, Waller Frlifu John ami, I'rannrai llertha Jonrs. James Kerna, Lorralnn Naomi Lnraon, lionalil Niula Lultoy, Norma Junn Mn. II. Ill, Irana l.m'lalrn M.i Lauahlln. loi.rrt K.lwsnl Mlllur. Kay Morrla, IKiruthy larla I'rlro, Allrr.l K lt-.l. Joaalu May Hood. Kltxiitmth Maurlnn Hrhlufaralnin, Atnlroy Klorwnia Hoti'M. Maria H. Huwull, Kro.l M, Hmllh. Ilarhara Kilan Walaa, Htnphon Waahhurn, Joint Ituaaul Wlllatl, Imrulhy Ami ray Wllaoti. Klvrralil Hi-ImniI . tirare Marutla liMtlunl. Jamaa II. -irnr'a. Ivilna May HorKinati, Jana Kliubath Howna. Naillna AlUe t'urtur, Murla tlnnavlova I'olllur Itoliart Currln. Lunutta Aitnaa D.inarl. Wlnatoli KUwaril Dutiart, Ju.k Muiiii. Mailna Klllntt. Wil liam A. Knrrall, Cliarloa Klncta, K'Knm K. (ira (, Irvln It. Gruliha, 1 a llunaakar, Volna (trara Johu aon, Wilbur Jouea, T. O. Lund aula). Itotiort Clay Maaon. (lolille Curulia Mil'ullnuith, llolilila liana Mlrhaal. DuYld Mltrhi-ll. Anna atoritan, Halan nmh Ttlnhnrdaon. Tlio! (larana Tipton, Hobart Vannlce. lllla Hihix.l I. I.. Allr.n, Itobnrt Karrnll Anduraon, Inat Hmwn. Itlnaldo llrun, Ir.'ne 0. ( lanton, Anna V. t'oiia. tilno Kurronl, Krartt I, ti.wr. Ilntal Oram. Hult'r HJart, I'nullua llowall, Karl II. Kannarly, Viola I...UH. M.iry U. McKay, Kuliy Nan ma MiWItliay, tiladya H. U Dnmuan. Klchanl Ow.na. Myrlla K. I'alrln, Halt Ilal I'rulll. Mulrln I'aullua 11. J'alwl, Murjorla U I'rltvliatt, Jack Hupar, Jnw.rt M lloaa. laalial M. Hcrlbnar, Nallla M. Hhopliard, Hilda Hlauihlar, Wilbur Hlllua, Harold Utona. Lola M. Hlolia, llurton WalU, llaaala O. ttlillu. Hlalla Jlarnlca Wlinlln, Z. l.lu Younr. KUIilli Urailn (iraituatoa January IT, I MM) , I'Vcinont Bi'liool Alfrad lllwur, Arthur HriMika, llolilila Jaan llruntou, Hay tllni nan, Varnaril ICaiala, Wallara Ka ra la, Irla Kvaratt, l.uillle irinlda. Nina lluwnll, Carl Klaallm, Una Man Maaaay, Malba Morrlann, Hat ty Nloudnmua, Juanlla Htallliika, Hurry HulUKnar, Varnon Hohl iluaui, Varnou Ilnbartaon, liana) Whlivd, Norman Whllud. Mllla MrJimil Murwln Arnatt, llualar llowan. Carl liaruall, Valua Dulanay, lor olb. Klillar, Ja.k Kloyd. Jack lliipklna, Harah Odd, CIKfurd I'rln-lintt, Vluoant Haynolda, Nor rla Huburn, Irna Rkallon, Loulaa Hiwara, l)a Waltara. It will ba notad that aoma of tha atudanla complalad tha yaar'i work In January, but ara balm araduatad wlib tha Juna claaa. Tliara war tl who llnlahad thalr work at tha and of tha Ural aaruaa Inr, Residence Permit Ittued to Three I'armita for Ihraa lood-alird raalilKnsaa and a aaraia wara la- aucd at tbo pollra judita'a offlra Tuuaday and Wadnaaday, with tha four totalling f7uu. Irani Wallln obtalnod a I3MUU purmlt to aract a rwalilenra on lot ii. block 7o, Ituaa Lawn audition. J. II, lllaka alao look out a purmlt to conatruct a houaa In lloaa Lawn on lot a I, block 70, hi. Krancia atruat, to coat Hugo. A third dwelling parmlt waa la auad to r. K. I'allatt of 14 II Crraroul avunua to aroot a l.ftuO bouae at IUU6 California avunua. O. U. tiuitanan rarafvad, a pr mil to couairurt a aaraga on lot t. block I, flrat addition, to coat lion. Licenses Continue Rapid Increase Thna llranaaa to marry war laauad at tha offlra of tha county clerk yoalcrday to add to tha aluadlly mounilng total for tha "month of marrlagaa." Tboaa to whom llcunaua wara laauad yualarday ara: Edwin Laonard Krlut, II, teacher, and ltuth (' Korbua, taaibar, both of Klamath Kalla; H. 11. Draadr, Jo. millwright, and Htolla Umlth, ID. both of Klamath Valla; and to llarman L. llolbrook. 17, far- mar of llunnnnr. and llatul K. Catub, 13, tcacbor. of Klamath Kalla. A Hon will aoruatlmaa aat at much aa 70 pounda of moat at one nioal. HOMEDALE Garden Tracts For Hal Br Favell-Utley Realty Company Lralle Peyuw, Mgr. iai S. Sth Hi. I'bona 1414 ij Tempting SALADS ft ft SAVORY SANDWICHES ft ft ft In appetizing variety... Tnen there are most delicious a la King; baked and high ball combinations . . .dozens of ways of serving White Star Tuna which malce it always Intriguing ft ft ft In the convenient can, easy to use...Always fresh, tender IN I II f ttlM and sweet . . . Packed by the wu largest canner of tuna in the world ... For over 1 7 years ! the preferred brand ft ft Of, ..... ......wr-i V ' '-. M. I NEW BOOKS AT GITTJJBfUUir Llit of Books, Author Is Given Put By Librarian About 400 booka, beautifully ra-houud la fabrlcold war plac ed on tha ehalraa of tba city li brary, Tburaday, and ara again available for olrculatlon. A large nuiuhnr of tha booka belonged to tha children'! aactlon. In addition to lhaaa, new booka ar. being received ahalvad .vary day. Home of tha Daw ouee racuntly made available to patroue of tha library ara; tireen Dolphin, llaaaett; Lion Hhara, Itnnnott; Long Hunt, Ikiyd; Youug Man of Manhattan, llruah; .MiMnatona. Colllua; Kncbantment, Croaa; Eilla. Ueaplng; Bomb Wind, Douglaaa; Oalahad, Kra klna; llorgla Cabinet, Klatchar; Klgbtlng Caraiana, Urey; Ward of the Itadaklna, llargraavea; Chita, Huarn; (iargoylaa, llechl; Thraa Hlack I'eunya, Ilargaahalmar: liolden Dawn, Kyna; laland With. In, Lawiaohn; Told by an idiot, Macauler; lllce. Mlln; Car of Crneeue, Poole; Tba Door, Mary Itobarta Illnehart; Kramer Ulna, Huckow; Itoorn of (Jna'a Own, Woolf; Vlcar'a Daughter, Youog. Modern American I'oata, Alkan; Hhopplng Hook, llaldwln; Huok aklu Hook for Mun and lluya. Heard; Mora, Hearbobni; Btrawa and lrayar-Uooka, Cabell: Italian Kalry Talaa, Capuana; KtliiuatU. Jr., Clark; Urnat Hhort Novala of tha World, Clark; My Aplngl Klugdom, DuChalllu; (JnderaUod Ilalav, Klaber; lllntle Hoy of tha Jungle, 0111; Table Hervlca and Deoorutlon, Gunn; Hplndla Traa. Ilerbertaon; Loading Kngllab I'oela from Chaucer to Browning, Holt; Urand, Ibaan; Lion, Jobo aon. Mid-channel, Lwlobn; Select ed Literary Kaiaya. Lowell; l'ra judlcaa, Mencken; Clrcua Menag erie, Norwood; Marco Mllllona, O'Nell; Talaa, Poa; ilnll-Iloarln' Korty-Nlnura, Rltchla; Carandar't llouae, Itoblnaon; Pyramid Uulld- ar, Itnlt-Wheelar; Wild Men of tha Wild Waat, gabln; Iloy with II. 8. Arlalora, llolt-Whoeler; Thraa Playa for PurlLaua. Hbaw: Uold-Uatad Waat, HlmtMon; Kml- nent Vlctorlana. Btrachy; Loonar do tha Florentine. Taylor; One Lovaly Moron, Carer; Travel In tha Congo, Audra Ulde; Kmlnent Aalane, Joaaf Waahlngton Hall; Thraa Daughtera, Jan Daahwood. NOT iHt OUt NOHTII HAY, Out., June (. (A P) HUH anile at 101, John Illrcn, a Kuaalan veteran of the Crimean war, ohaxrved hi birth day today by doing light choroa around the farm on which h Uvea with bla two aona. An alarm clock baa bean Invent ed that awltchea on A light and aounda a moderately quiet ball If tha alarm ta not abut off. Ask Your Grocer For CHALLENGE TUB BETTER BUTTER, CHEESE, MILK, ICE CREAM Klamath County Dairymen' Association Pboa eSS Klamath FaJla, Oregoa 013 apring St. OWNED AND OPKBATED BX DAIBVME! o o Saturday and Monday at yoisr grocer's but only as long as the supply lasts aaMtlTr'"r'' iX V.lw' A rtfalar 4-az. ar f ehUIlpg FIiFAJlD MUSTARD SAUCE Fraa wltli ynr parehasa 4t shUUng CatlW. Bchllllng Praparad MuaUrd Bauca la not an ordinary pra parad muatard. It la a new for mula lultabl for all kitchen and table naaa, u called for la mod ra ntUav A regular 3-mu tin srl Schilling CINNAMON ' . Ft with your nrehaaa mt Schilling Tan Orange Pakaw ar Japan Schilling Cinnamon la the atandard of the world. A regtdar . httU afl SchlUlng MAPLX Fraa with year nrehaaa srl SehUllng Baking Pfrwatar. Enonfh to mak t gallon of that dellcloaa and famous SchlUlaj aUpl STraa Clever things you can do with Prepared Mustard Cinnamon Maple Roaat bf acqolrea a deltHtnt flavor whan coated with Schilling Praparad Muatard Bauca, bafor ellpplDg It Into a hot ovaa. ftprrad allcaa of cold roaat beat with Schilling Prepared Muatard Bauca. add a daah of Schilling Cayenne and Onloa Salt. Brown la hot fat Schilling Prepared Mnttard Sauc added to batter In which flab, la dipped bafor trying, will (really Improve It flavor. A thin layer of Bchllllng Pre pared Muatard Sauc apread oo an omalot bafor folding lands a moat piquant touch. . Flab dtahea put on a nww area when aervr-d with a aauca mad by adding 1 tableapoon Schilling Prepared Mustard Bauca to 1 cup medium whit aanc. This aanc la a delightful accompaniment for cauliflower, asparagus, aad arU cbokea. PEANUT SALAD DRE8SINQ UJs together: t teaapoons Schilling Pre pared Mustard Sauce, t teaspoona peaoat butter. S teaspoons sugar. Add cream to make thin anongb to pour over salad. For savory sandwiches, blena equal parts of Schilling Prepared Mustard Sauce and butter, and spread on tha bread. Meat, chick en and cheeae aandwlches ar ever so good this way I Artichokes may ba baked in oil and watar to which I teaspoon Beaming Orotuul cuuuuaoa baa a added. X sprinkle of Schilling Cinna mon over tba top of mertngu bafor baking gives aa linninal touch to or earn piss. To vary hot chocolate, add a daah of Schilling Cinnamon to each cup. Or, if topped with whipped cream, a bake the cinna mon ovr tha cream. .. Befor placing muffins tn tba oven sprinkle the top with a mix ture of I teaapoosa of Schilling Ground Cinnamon and 4 tea. spoons of sugar. Did yon ever serve cinnamon honey with waffles? Juat honey blended with Schilling Cinna mon to taste. A dash of Schilling Groan d Cinnamon In cranberry sauc Slvea a new flavor. To almost any plain fhrkr cookie dough add teaspoon Schilling Maple flavoring aaa. Bnaiy chopped nut. TChab. milk for the yotmgitar goes "a-begglng." add hi teaapooa Bchllllng alanl Flavoring to tha Bprtnkl Bchllllng Cinnamon on pan-frld apples. And when yon bake apples Schilling Cinnamon dusted over each apple Is a magic sprinkle. f A hit of pastry rolled out. spread with a little melted bntter. auicsr and Schilling Cinnamon, and a piece of banana rolled np In It, la baked and served .with cream or lemon sauc. For a tweet dessert, prone may be baked slowly In Maple Syrup (mad tha Schilling way aee below). Benr with a fluff cat whipped cream. Home-made Maple Syrup ra made by pouring one cup of bouV Ing water over two cap of granny lated aogar. Boll without atlrrlna; for two minutes. Remove from fir and add H teaapoonfnl of SehUllng Maple Flavoring. A daah of salt Improves the flavon (Tbia redo make on pint at delicious syrup at a coat of laaa than eight cents.) This easily made syrup has many uses bealda the usual hot cak or waffle ac companiment. It may be used aa a aauo for ice cream, pudding: and cake, and for flavoring frost ing and candies. . Halted milks ar deJldons f!v ored with a bit of Schilling Mapla Flavoring and colored a rich brown with Schilling Caramel Coloring. Tapioca cream Is C mas; ve membered dslnty when Schilling Maple Flavoring (1 teaspoon to a quart of milk), and coeoanut ar sliced bananas ar added. with each Schilling purchase A copy of the 80 page book "Flavor Secrets The latest thing in cookery. Thousands of new suggestions in the fine art of flavoring food You have never boch anything quite like this book. Nothing of the sort has ever before been published. You will liml it an adventure into a new realm of cookery which will delight you and those who (father around your board. It tnkes the monotony out of cooking. It shows how todress lip the "stand bys." You will keep it handy in the kitchen and refer to it frequently. In it you will find little tricks at your finger tips tin eipected touches, that will give new zest to old favorites and add mirny new favorites to your kitchen reper. i 1 toire. It will lead you into all man ner of intriguing seasoning paths, the perfumed trail of spices and fragrant essences. This book haa been three years in preparation. Its material has been gleaned from all over the world, and carefully tested in the kitchen. Everything in it is practical, and easy. You will find many complete recipes for new ami interesting dishes. But the impor tant part of the book is in the thou sands of suggestions for adding new piquancy, new delights to your? every.day recipes. 0 B VaDuues Ape BeSiei? At SaCevay Safeway' everyday prices are consistently lower than you will find elsewhere quality considered. It's no trick to sell foods cheap, but only an organization like Safeway can con sistently offer lower prices on foods of unquestionable rH quality, oetter be sate than sorry oave at gateway. Prices Effective June 7th to 12th Inclusive Mayonnaise Hlfheet quality rich tas ty lnfradlenta, blended Into a Quality product In bulk. 29c Pound Gingerale Cllquot Clnb or Pale Pace. Healthful and refreshing. Lara; bottles. Keen , Oosea 19c $2.19 Coffee Max-l-mum, M. 1. B.. or Hills. Your favorite brands priced at a sav in. Pound 43C 2 m. 83c Peas Mav.-1-mam, our best sweet flavored small tender de licious peas. No. 1 cans. Catsup Enlder's adds sest to jar meals, flavor to jour cook ing. Large 14-os. bottle. Certo 39c Malt Extract Tour choice quality brands, Rlalto, Puritan, Buckeye, or Pabst. Hop flavored. Each 19C 3 for 55c bottle 49c Crackers Latrg cans 53c and Olasaette . 39c 2 39c Picnic and Luncheon Suggestions ii PEANUT BUTTER Highest quality In bulk, 1 7 pound .-M 1 I C PORK AND BEANS Van Camp's. 1-pound can. O Q B cans OaC OLIVES Queen or Stuffed, fancy quality, nn special t-os. bottles 8 for .a7C PANCAKE FLOUR 8 perry's, convenient, economical, oo 4-lb. bag OOC SYRUP. i and ma llclously different flavor, B-lb. can Max-l-mum, can and maple. De- QQ CORN FLAKES Ksllogg's or Poet Toasties. (Limit i packages) pkg 5c FLOUR Be K, all hardwheat, quality it1 CO a low price. 4-lb. bag . P 1 aUs) OATS avpTTs Quick Cooking or Regu- A C Uu- 1-1 b. bag i lOC WHITE BEANS Great Northern fancy recleaned A tig, Wbltes, w lead, i lbs. 43C We Have Schilling's Free Offer Safeway Has the Best Fresh Fruits and Vegetables TOMATOES CANTALOUPE au pounds POTATOES New Potatoes, large whit variety, good cooker ejl nosutd 27c HAMS Morrell's fancy sugar cured, 8 to 10 lb. average, whole or half Ik 1 r3h Values in Quality Meats at Safeway Markets Saturday and Monday :29c PORK STEAK Nice lean shoulder. Grain fed pork. -:25c POT ROAST All choice cuts of select young beef Lb 22c PURE LARD Open kettle rendered in bulk. 4iw. 55 HI Tb popalar sure jell. Jast th right time to msk lomt delicious itrawberry JH7. Grmhams, made with pur honey. Golden aqnaree of' nourishment. Note the on usually low price. - TOILET PAPER Fancy Soft Tissue, full 1000-sheet f Q rolls, t for i 117C SOAP POWDER Peet's Granulated Washing Ma- of chln soap. Large packsge OtjC SOAP Crystal WbiU or White Wonder 'Q" 14 . bars .,, i ' .ii. c SUGAR Pur Cane, fine granulated. ' ("n (Limit 10 lbs.) 10 lbs. OaiC a WHll a waw - - rincy. large, oild meated Tomatoes Large fancy packed golden meated melons 35c 3 5C CABBAGE Spring Cabbage, winning state variety, solid heads Per Pound C 5 1 WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS TWO KLAMATH FALLS STORES STORE NO. 605 PHONE 1763 STORE NO. 643 PHONE 364 818 MAIN STREET t 225 SOUTH SIXTH STREET We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities.;; VC-OfX)