The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 13, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 13, 1030 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TOREE NEWSinBRIEF Character Clote-Upi fit ffc sshs or yvr liniie In .lrl' tamp Mini AlliM'll Dyer, rlljf ei'hanl iiuiko, left 'lit ursiluy evening lor Lump Wlldwoiid mi Ilia Wllow river, whxia she will l on of Ills eoiiiicllurs mill the health supr vl.cir for Hi" (ilrl Hionta rump liters. 'Mm girls In Ilia contingent uri nil from rorlUml. Mlse Dyr will n-muln In llm rump for three .'tk, at r i r which nil will vlait In Purl laud. lk.li k Vl.lli.r. .Mr. and Mra. I.ealnr linger nnil Infant son uf Kirk, motored to this i lly Thurailsy night, I hut Mr. I.angnr mix li l rmi.lvn luminal attenllou Id mi injured hand. Mr. I.aiiger rolurnril lo Kirk Dili morning, while Mra. I.angtf- mid n will remain (or aeversi days. Soap ritrua granulated In tha largo package Haifa all nrlt week .29 Large Pkg. Flour Firrjr'i Iirlftod 14 now, you Havo on (lour all noit wwk. .79 49-lb Sack Corn Meal Hperry'a extra quality, your l.lbby'a best eastern qual- Royal, a full cream of tar-cl.ol.-e of white or yellow. """?T nJ''""7 Vrl t a wonderful All neit week. " Hanlfords. Saving .35 9-lb Sack.. Coinmpaffe ttlhe IPi?ice You Pay ADD TTMs WeeEs at Oats Ppcrry'a extra quality s Your choice ot Quirk or Regular at a Saving. .45 9-lb Sack.. Soap Chips Large package 20 -Mule Team Dorax chips All next weok at this Saving. .29 Large Pkg. Malted Milk Thompson'! extra quality, It'a malted milk, not a sub atltute You Save at Santforda. .39 Large Can Ti'lU iC rsliopicrs A dealer In monuments In (I. I). (Irlssle o( Klamath Kalis, who in at the llutal 1'iirtlaiid. Hon l n n( I ha town. Ill tha Tula lake dlilrlrl, wlilrli liaa been luvednd by grasa uoppere fur tha past twit yiwra, thera ra no clans of Ilia pests Ibla ynar. Two years ago, wheu pols on wss pt out, thera wua a Una flva In I lea long anil MO foot deep, composed of dead graeahoppors, and by count lliara waa tuu graas hoppers to Ilia aiiimra foot. Tout of polaon was uaiul. It was brought In by tba carload. Aflar a couple of aoaaona of Intensive fighting, I ha paals war eradicated until Ih la anaaon a grasshopper la aa rarn In tha Tula laka ronton as eagles ara In Portland's motrnpoll tau area, Tha extermination la worth lliouaaiida of dollara la tha Klnmalb basin and tha stata as a whole. Oregonlan. Weed 4'ouplo Married Kdward II. Powell, 11, boi factory worknr, and Kern Mor ruii. 18, waitress, were Isaued a inurrlage llreiise by C. Jt. Del.ap. rounly clerk yealerday and waru iimrrli'd Immediately afterwards by Juatlre of tha Peace W. U. Humes. Iloih gars their address as Word, Calif. VUilnl .Merrill .Miss Mklalot Walgel, accompa nied by Mrs. Hurt Hawkins, (to lled Merrill and Malln Thursday lit lha Interests of lbs pre-achool rllulrs which ara being held over llm county. Announce lllrth of Daughter Mr. and Mra. W. If. I.lndaey, of Illy, announra lha birth of a aeven pound daughter at tha Kla. math Valley lloapiial Ihla morn ing. Lard Pure lard, made under gov. eminent Inspection, In palla at this Having all oeit week. .b 1"W Almonds I X l Vincy 1.0ft hrll, buy a fnw pounl at tUnl- fnrdt and Har .29 Per pound Catsup Large Bottle .15 Starch Amalio extra quality la 1 lh, packages Your choice ot corn or gloss next week at Sautforda .50 6 Pkg.. Sorghum Made from the bost Mlnne aula cano Try a pall at this Saving next weok. .59 5-lb. Pail.. Corn Tha rery beat tiny kernel augar corn Buy a tew can at Santforda next week. 1 6 Large .' Can ... .89 llnllriMul Visitors s'. M. McKouxle, traffic: passim gar agent for lha Canadian Na tional railway, and L. V, Kruro, ennnaoted with lha as in a railroad aa freight truffle. representative, era In lha city today conferring with Chester lllgga of tha Hnulh em pacific and other local rail road men. Accepts I'oslllon Here Cliff tlarrlaon, formerly of lha Harding at Kanna company, Inrxa fender and body worka located la Han Kranclacn, la now In charge of tha body and fender department at Hnydur's repair shop. Mr. tlar rlaon says that ha la Impressed with tha hualness possibilities of Klamath rails. Ill at Hummers Home Mrs. C. II. Humphrey, well known pioneer of this section, Is ery III at tha home of her daugh ter, Mra. H. T. Hummers. Mrs. Humphrey Is suffering from aa at lack of Influents. Body Identified at C. B. Harkins MARHIIKIKI.D. Ore., June IS, (Al') Tha body of a man washed ashore yesterday neur llauser, north of here, today was ldmnirind aa thm of C. II. liar ktna, 80, Kmplra, Ore., ftaherman who was loat when the boat Vuraoose repelled off tha limp qua bar April 2s. Identity was made through a watch. Tha bodv of tha second vic tim, Jeff II. Ilrown, baa not been found. MI'MKII KIM1 ItIKH WINDKIIMKHH. K n g I a n d. June 11, (AIM Major Hlr Henry (. Heagrave, Internationally known speed king, died shortly after five o'clock this evening from Inlurlea ha suffered when his speed boat overturned ou Lake Windermere. , Old Dutch One of tha very best cleans- era lluy any day next week at Kanlfords aud Have 6c."l .39 Boiling Beef Jjc and tnlcr alt next rf k at a gartiiff nd .16 Per pou Baking Powder $J.89 S-lb. Can , Liver Young and tendor pork liv er Bur at Santfordg and Save. .15 Per pound Shortening Shortonlnff at a wonderful saving all next week at Santforda .25 2 pounds Pork Roast Ont from young grain tad pork At a Baring. .19 Per pound THREATTD USE CLUBS AND GAS QUELL RIOTS Inmates of Mnmfield Re formatory Create Dis turbance. MANHrMKM), O., June 13. (A P) The threat of awluglng clubs and tear gas bombs had restored order at the Mansfield re,orma tory today after a aecond out broak within less thsn two weeks during which gourds beat the ringleaders of 1.600 howling, milling Inmates Into aubmlsalon. The latost disturbance occur red during tha "big supper" hour late yesterday when the 1.70U prisoners In the dining room be csme noisy, tipped over tables and hurled their atools around. Two hundred of the lumatea I.. ed outside, apparently with the Intention of avoiding Injury rather thsn attempting' escape. I'ollie Assist Thirty Mansfield police and ltlchiand county deputy sheriffs, armed with tear gaa bombs and riot guna, augmented the prison guard at the request ot Superin tendent T. C. Jenkins when he feared the situation might be come serious. The dlso.dir was put down win ., guards entered the dining room and clubbed down a f':w of the rlngleadem. Klx of the men believed to have Inapire the outbreak were lu corrective cells today. Tha disturbance, waa the work of the regular lumatea only, tbe 4 30 prisoners trnnnferred from tha state penitentiary after the KaMter Monday fire disaster being In their cells at the time. rrepare for llreek I Tess thsn two weeks ago a I number of the prisoners attempt ed a break for liberty and one of them was shot and killed by a guard. Keports that another break was planned for last Mon day resulted In arming extra guards with machine guna aud tear gaa bombs. Superintendent Jenkins said the situation waa under control today, and no further trouble was epcicd. Children Score Perfect Records For Attendance The office ot J. 1. Wells, su perintendent nf city schools, has compiled a list of tbe pupils In the city schools who have had a perfect attendance during ,ue year Just past. The Hat la print ed lu full as follows: Fall-view Hchool Grade 211 Morgan Kills. tirade 311 Eleanor Q nimby, Raymond Hampton, Marlon Young, Aubrey Lowther, Fai.u lluntiker. tirade 41 Donnld Adklnson. Kaoml Dickey, Thelma Kvana, I'atilajnne tierges, Ixiis Young. . tirade. 411 Ixirralne Kinrsld. Crude CH James Keyes, Clif ford Krold. Grade ell Frank Vaughn. tirade 711 Hoy Krymlro. tirade ell Kva Bergman. Lots Klllott, Lorraine Larson, Robert Johnson, J mea Kerus, Fred Smith. Fremont School firade II. Beth Fonrh. Grade 311 Kather Hendricks, Arlene Wehr. Grade 4H Marie Sampson, James Howard. Conrad Carman. Grade BU Wong Sun, Yeo Shuck, Virginia Lewis, Melvln Cummlngs. Grade 511 Mason Adams, Gor. don Krlandson. Grade 7L Ray Hawkins. 8wen Hult, Fortune Funk. Grade til Margaret Anne Watters, James Kedbarn. Grade 811 Clarence Hell, An drew Sllanl, Ward Sontag. Wil bur Nichols. Phyllis Gales. Mills Hchool Grade 2L Blllle Sehorn. Grade S1I Ivan Nichols. Grade SL Beu Hastings, Cora Darnell. Grade 311 Paul Ifnrrlck. Grade 411 Floyd Darnell, El ton Smith, Carmen Carkhuff. Grade 611 Irene Stiles, Lillian Bottl, Wllma Mathis. Grade "iL Kva Ktnkade, Har old Gordon, Grace Smith, Pelican School Grade 311 Pauline Bates, James ward, Frank Weber. Grade 411 Blanche Bates. Grade 711 Lois Thnmason. Rirrraldo School Grade SH Warren Brosby. Grade 4H Lllas Pronty. Grade 6H Irvin Baker. Grade 8H Anna Marie Mor gan. Iloosevelt School Grade 2H Freddie Kyerly. Grade 4 L John Raftetto. Grade 6L Margaret T-mplar, Rex Hlatt, Murray Johnson. Grade 6H Donuld Hunt. Eve lyn Jolly, Charles Leveque, Grade 711 John Alter. Oregon Student Killed in Wreck North of Redding REDDING, Calif.. Juno 13. (A P) Kdwln K. Ottls ot Alameda, a student at the University ot Ore gon, was killed, and Lockwell Rogers ot Pasadena, also an Ore gon student, waa badly Injured, In an automobile accident north ot here early this morning. The ac cident occurred on a curve, and the car left the highway and rolled over an embankment. Otis' Injur ies caused bla death at once. Al though Rogera waa aeriously hurt, his condition was not regarded as critical. The two youths, both members of Phi Delta Theta fraternity at the University of Oregon, were re turning to their homes In Calltor nlt after completing their studies In Oregon. Scientists bar succeeded In ex tracting tha valuable augar xylose from cotton. Sixty Three Miles Of Highway Work To Be Contracted BAI.EM, Ore., June 13, (AP) . :nntracts covering about 63 mllus of hlghwaya will be let by the state highway commission at a meeting in Portland June 34. One bridge and two buildings will be Included In thee bidding. Tbe projects are: ('l.i'h.imas county Multnnm.ili county line Sandy section of Ml. Hood highway, . miles of con crete paving. Coos county llayne Slouch. Laraon Slough and Ituasell points units of Jtooauvelt coast high way, I. 'it miles of grading. Lane county Triangle Lako low pass summit section ef Xlus law highway, furnishing broken stone. Lincoln county Pioneer mnun-taln-Eddyvllle section ot Cor-vallls-Newport highway, ltl.l miles ot broken stone surfacing. Union county La Urande-Hot La' section of old ursgun trail. Lit miles of roadbed widening and gravel shoulder construction. Wasco county Waplultla-Mau-pln Junction section of Waplnltls highway. 7.4 miles of grading. Washington county Multno mah county llne-.Middleion sec tion of West side Pcaiflc high HAT AND COAT TODAY is the exact time to select that new Summer Coat, Note Cut Group Values to Croup 2 yluea to $35.00 Sale Second Floor. $15 $19 way, 9.3 miles ot regradlug and rock ahoulder const ruction. Mitchell-Willow Creek section of Ochoco highway, conatruitlon of II mllea of broken atone aur faring. Coos county Construction of frame alorage building at Co qullle. Klamath County Construction of addition to department ahop building at Klamath Falls. Marlon county Bridge over Drift creek on Hllverton-Wlllard market road south of Hllverton. English Players Rout Americans WIMBLEDON'. Knr . June 13. (AP) England's strong team of feminine tennla playera turned back tha Americana In two out ot three matches today as the United Stales tesm headed by Helen Wills Moody began de fense of the famous Wlghtman cup. Mrs. Moody won her singles match but Helen Jacobs lost and tha American doublea pair like wise met defeat. CABINET FOHMKII BUCHAREST, June 13, (AP) A new Rumanian cabinet has been formed with M. Nalu as premier. The new csbinet con tains several previous ministers Including George G. Mironearu. Entire Stock Of BETH HATS REDUCED TO Take this outstanding opportunity to select from one ot America's leading makes ot mil ljnery at Just exactly one halt the regular selling price. Seldom are such high grade hats offered at these aacrifice prlcea but It'a our desire to aell every one within the next two days. Reg. J3.85 grade now 34.93. Reg. 14.85 gradea now 12.43. etc Assorted styles, materials and col- Prices 1 $24.50 Group 3 Valuea to $45.00 Just 4 Coata at thia Price. ECONOMISTS M DISTRIBUTION Propose Use of State Property As Soldier Home ROSEBURG, Ore., June 13, (A P) At a meeting of the sol diers' home committee ot the Itoseburg chamber of commerce today It waa decided to center work upon securing tha present state soldiers' home as the site for the proposed national home in uoaeburg. A bill now before congress voting two million dollars, Is ex pected to he passed soon by the senate. The committee will come lo Itoaeburg during the summer, according to present plans, to definitely locate the site. Offers Nucleus It Is believed the prerent state Institution offers a nucleus that can be used to best advantage to aernre prompt use of the home. The site purchased by the state forty years ago la well develop ed, has an Irrigation plant, a fine hospital that ran be enlarg ed, and building that can be put Into Immediate nse. New and more commodious structures are being built and options will be secured on adjoining land to provide as much space as the government will need. Legislative leadera who have been spoken to believe tha leg COATS Of Newest Stylets Reduced in Price Every coat In the store carries a sale tag marked from 310 to 330 below the regular price. It's a genuine Golden Rule sale of merchandise ot merit. See them today. Coats with or without fur, assorted styles choice of colors and practically every site. Whether you need a coat or not we invite you to see these remarkable valuea. They're the season's most favored models. THE NAME OUR POLICY islature will be willing to paea a bill turning tha present Instit ution over lo the government a a atate home will than b no neceaaary. J Myrtle Point Man Succeeds Palmitei REDMOND, Ore., June 13, (I P) The Oregon State Orange ended Ha convention here toda after electing yesterday C, O. Hie let of Myrtle Point master, to soeV reed George A. Palralter, who re fused the post after he had been re-elected tor bis eighth year. Unlet has been presldsnt of tha Myrtle Point Orsnge. He waa born In Kansas, and Is aa ordain ed Presbyterian minister. Other officers elected arm ft' T. Daviea steward. Warren Yoasg assistant steward, J. D. Chltweod chaplain, II K. Denny treasurer, L. H. Bailey gate keeper, Mrs. Rj Jones aa Ceres, Margaret Klngley as Pomona, Mra. Arthur Brown as Flora, Mrs. J. 0. Kalley lady as sistant ateward. ' , Tha first electric transmission, system In the Unted States was at Folaom. Calif, Tba power lightest Sacramento. 'l. Connolly Brothers Removal sale) at 13-1 Main sU, opposite Tenth st. -13t l '.. ii ' i I!" Regular Price Salo Second Floor.