The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 13, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 13, 1930 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORfcGON PAGE SEVEN IHUN PUPILS y NO LIUTiNG M m. Mi'( '(iinli -llrporlor MAI. IN. Juno IJ. -(rlpmial In Ilia Jlnralil Mm Timlin I'ar ilali was visitor In .Mulln, Holi day. Ths Mulln Clirlallan Knilrimr awanlicl it huiinor fur ihn l.vnt alnKaii liaiuli.il in o Ihn Cru lr I. uk. ('. K. (iiilmi. K. Kraua of Han Kranrlsro U vlslilng at Ilia home ut W. C. 1'n 1 1 mi. Mr. Pranks la liili'rrali'U In lliu Klumuih l.aks anil l.la- l k Cn. Mr. anil Mr. Arthur Murium witu illniM'r K""la ot friends In hlnmutli KbIIs'IusI rlmiilay. 'J lit boy ai-oma liail a good atlomlaiira anil an anlliualaatlr lmniin Hnliinlay afternoon. Hlrliurd 1'aravr, who liaa bnen vlalilng lila alainr, Mra, (ioorgo bpiili'k. for aavitml warka, i-iiM-u lo riidirn to hi hum In liuml. iirxt Hmiilay. I'mulo hava nearly finished planting Ilia potato crop In Ilia Malln section. A Inrita acreage l.ua lini.ii tu( In ttila yaar. Tlia Kill fare Club met with Mra. Hatllff uu Wednesday aflir iiimiii. 1'lia nait mealing; will lia at Ilia lionio uf Mra. Walillu on Juno IS. (Irailiiallnn eserrlsea lor lliu flslilh gratia of tha t'arr Hrhunl vtero held In Allurus. Ttinss who graduated were: Maria VsnMo-It-r, (leorge Kalilanle, l"l.and: riaa and llllly Kogla. '1 ha i'arr Krlionl rloaee tlila wai'k for lia aiiinmer varatloa. l.aat Sunday, uietntiara of tha Curr Hrhool, paranla and frleuda or tlin children, hi'ld a picnic at Canity. Mra. JoBf-tth Chnlard, Bon J.ihn, and daughter, Allr( tail lust Week fur Chlrago, where they will YUM Mra. fhotard's mi, VI. lor. and family. They will lalt Mra. Cholard'a molhl and otlu.r relallrea and frlrnda lr.tr reluming. Mra. Westeruurg and daught er,, Kllcii. w-r Klamalli falls viallura on Monday. Mlaa lni.a Whitney relumed lo Mulln Hunday, after spending ateral daya vlaltlng relutltea In Klamath Kalla. A. Kallua la r modeling tha front of hla alora and making oilnr Improreinriita whliti will add greatly to tha appearance of the ators. There waa sperlal meeting ot tha fira department, Monday, Juna 1. .Mlaa I.llllun inland liaa gnna 10 Yrek to lall liar parenta. and will learo aoon for l.oa An gflra whero aha will apand tha aiiuinirr. (in Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Sanders and daughter. Flnrsm-e. wero In Klamath Kalla shopping und attending to matters of bual lieea, Xarla K:illna wai bualneaa tlaltor In Klamatb Kalla. Tuas- iliiy. M. M. Klaalny liaa returned frntu Jrfft.raoti, Oregon, whera ba waa culled by Iba crltlral lllnesa of bla mother. Mr. rltsatny aponl at-n-ral wrr-ka at hla home. A parly of you.ig people an "rd a picnic at tha Lata ilada and at tilsaa Mountain Hunday. Those who went wers: Anna Zumr. Ktln'l Kainara1, llasul Mr mmey. Frank Kamarad. Hill Moakal and Vaclav Kallna. tin Tburaday A. Kallna laft for Portland, whrra hn will apand a ahorl tlmv Iranaartlng bual- 11 naa. Mla Kvrlyn Colllna, of t'hlro. Calif., la appurilng tha aummar with bar mothar, Mra. Hill Tripp. Mlaa Krrlyn gradualad from tlia righth grada In Chlro, and will rnurn lhara In Brplpm brr. lo anlcr high achool. Thoaa who want on tha thrra day trip lo tha l.ava Ilrda aa gunata of th" Korpat rirrvlca of Modoc County, laat weak, raport moat anjoyahla lime. Tha pu plla harlng tha hlghnat gradaa In tha amlnatlnn glfvn by tha Korpat lorvlra warn: Klurenca riaundiTa- and Wallor Btaatny, of tha Mulln grndo achool, Kllan W'patarbprg, of tha .Malln blgh ailKiid and Marls Van Mctpr ol Iha Carr achool. Mra. lllggana and Mra. Hitundpri wars among Ihnan who wpnt. Altpr niaollng atudpnta from oltipr acliooli ol th. county, and ralahllahlng ramp, tha children wcra takro lo Iha rnrlnua cavaa. All ascmiid to anjoy their outing. Mr. and Mra. John Toarar. of ROUGHAGE IS ESSENTIAL IN REDUCING DIETS Kcllogg's ALL-BRAN la Ideal Roughage If jrou nr following rerluclna; dirt. It la doubly important that you tnke ri'ltulnr amount of rouKhnna Into the B.vatcm daily. Most reduc ing dieU do not contain a aufllricnt amount of rouirhnge. Tha rciult is conatipatinn thief of both health and beauty, Kolloire'g ALL-BRAN ii Tecom mpndcil by many doctor and die titian! bocauas it contain the bulk necoarary to Insure proper elimina tion. Also, because It contains the Iron nrcdpd to help prevent anemia another danger In reducing diets. ALL-PRAN Is not fattening;. Its bulk sweeps the systnm clean of poisonous wastos helping to pro mote Rlorioua health and beauty. A popular way to eat Kellofm'g Al.L-IIUAN Is soaked In fruit juice. Try itl It is delicious with milk or cream. Sprinkle It over cereals, snlaria and soups. It adds flavor to cooked foods and is equally e (Tec live. Your irroccr has Kellopir's AI.L-BKAN. It is served in restau rants, hotels and dininit-cara. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. ALL-BRAN Improved In Texture and Taste Miiryavllle, ara vlaltlng at Iba lionira of llialr purenla, Mr, and Mra. riiavur and Mr, and Mrs 1. V. Hpolek. Mr. and Mrs. Charles llearda. Iny aiieut laat wnek at Kali 1(1' Ver, whern they waro looking af' tor properly Interest. Thay ra ti! rn i'il in Mulln on Hunday eva lilng. A llllln son wus burn to Mr and Mia. K. Kvuna, Hunday night. Mr. and Mra. McDonalil ra in rnul from a trip lo Utah and Nevada, where they have bn vlaltlng rein Uvea and frlenda. Mr. Mrllonald rarently eold bla homestead and barber ahoy In Mulln. Ths Tula Lake llay lirowara' Aaaix latlon bald a mealing Fri day availing at tha Kaal Hide school. This association waa or gnulted luat year and at the pruaeut lime la taking In new uieiiihara and making plans for tun coining yaar. Twelve new baseball Bulls, wltleh the Guardian l.oau of Ma lln la preantitjng Ilia blgh arbuol, have Just arrived. The Bulla are dark blue and orange and have "Malln" on lbs front and a shield on the arm with Ihe word "Uuardlan" written. Tba Bulla ara a much appreciated gift. Memorial llay aarvlcaa were held at the graves of the two unknown soldiers near ths Jlar ler Itanrh. The American Le gion from Alluraa met the Tula Lake I'oat and appropriate ear vlcea were held. Wreaths and (lowers were pluced on the graves, together with lbs Ameri can Flag. Mr. Weltrump, Com mander of ths Tula l.aks 1'oal, took chares, Mr, Wheat la driving a new Kord aadan. T SCHOOL CLOSES Mrs. O. O. Wlngrield Iteporter TKNSANT, Calif. June Y t. (Spatial lo tha Herald) The outstanding event of the weak and olio In which Tennaut peo ple were proud lo partlrlputa, waa the high school graduation pxerrlaee. held Friday evening al Iha churrh bulldlug. Thla was not only Tennanl a flrai blgh achool graduation, but was tha flrat logging ramp blgh achool to have a graduation rlaas In Iba atats of Callfornls. Trnnaut waa Jually proud of thla rlaas of seven members, four glrle and three boya. The four girls In their pretty psatal gowns and three ho) a In their dark suits w re seated on the platform with a fitting bsckground of small pine trees. Ths program la as follows: Hong: "America, the lleautl ful" Chorus. Halutalnry Adilreaa: "Origin of the Name, California" l'esrl Murphy. Add reae: "Dependability" William Crimea. Claja, Will Harold Anderson. A group of Modern 1'ovms Ileglna Dlakln. Address: "The Origin ot Das keMiall" Wayne McDonald. Claas Prophecy Dorothy Dol larhliln. Valedictory Address Lucille Anderaon "Joaquin Miller, the l'oet of the Hlerraa." The dlplomaa of this class will bs presented to them at the His klyou Union High School gradua- BAKING POWDER Same Price fir over 33 ouncesJorS Mir Guaranteed Pure and Healthful Millions of pounds used by the Government -WaTaTMsfPaV llun eierrlaes at Yraka, f.'sllfor- uls, Hslunlsy evening. Hong: "Out Where the Wast Jleglim -Chorus. Aildreas Hon, Junius J. Murphy, I'reauutatlon of Transcripts of Ilecoril 1'rlnrlpal Oeorge Carver Howard. The high school faculty Is as follows; I'rofeaaor (leorge Carver Howard, Itoas JJewduey and Mlaa Carolyn itegar. The graduate are: Harold James Anderaon, Helen Lucille Anderson, Keglua wlnfred lila klu, iiorotby Fern Uollarhlde, Andrew William llrlmea, Kurle Wayne Mrllonald and Florence I'earl Murphy, Paul Peleraon, meater marhan e of the Iwing Hell company of Weed, California, was a business vlalt r In camp Wednesday, Mrs. P. J. Henry accompanied her mother. Mra. If. I). Over man In lied llluff, Wednesday. Mrs. Overman haa been vlaluna her son and daughter here fur Iha psat month. Hhe will leava lied llluff Wednesday evening for lior home lu Los Angeles, Callforula. Mr. and Mr Harry Doyle and small daughter, Hetty, arrived home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Doyle has been vlaltlng for the past month with relative al l.oa Aiigelea, California. Mr. Doyle went to Han Fruncleco lo meet her, and they were accom panied home by Mra. Ioyle'a aunt, Mrs. Julia Croak, of Han Franrlseo, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Corn la Dollar hide of Tracy, California, and Mr. Kdward Truman, of Klam ath Falls, Oregon, attended Iha high achool graduation eierrlaea Friday evening. Their slater. Mlas Dorothy Dollarhlde, la a member of ihe graduating class. Mrs. II. C. Foster and two children. Dermic. Jr., and Fran raa Jaan, of Klamath Falls, Ore gon, ara spending the week-end with Mrs. Foster's parents, Mr. and Mra. (', W, Murphy. Paul Ketaay, of the machine shop supply department, left the flrat of the week lo spend bla vaiallou with his relatives ul Lugeuu, Oregon. Miss Klsle Coliner, of Los An- geiua, Calllorjila, la making au eileudud visit with her slater and lumlly, Mr. and .Mra, O, L. Oriuies, Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Murphy and Mlsa i'earl Murphy leu cal umny evening for au Indefinite stay lu Han raurlaro. Mr. Murphy, who baa uot been well fur aolue time, la going tu con sult a. specialist Ineia, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marshall en tertained the "tuv" luu, Wed nesday evening al their home on b. street. Two tables of "60U" were In play. Al the dose ol the play, Mrs. It. 11. Hawkins and Wilbur Lilly held hlgu score aud Miss Pesrl Murphy and it. 11. Hawkins low. Mrs. Murabail served refreshments of creamed cnicken pie, sandwiches and col fee. The Henlor class of Ihe Ten naut high school, In uouormg ol Prufoasor (ieorge Carver Howard aud Miss Carolyn lugar, woo are resigning this year, gave a de llgliilul three , course dinner Thursday evening In ths school auditorium. Ths guests Included: tieorge Carver Howard, Carolyn lie. jr, Mr. and Mra. Itoia Dewd nry, Wayne McDonald, William Urlmea, ileglna Dlakln, Dorothy Dollurhlde, Lucille Anderaon and pearl Murphy. KI.I.IOTTH' hlCCKHHOlt 8ALKM, June 13, (API Lynn r. Crunenilller. for aeveral years deputy state furesler, is mentioned aa a jjosslble aucceaaor to the lute stale Foreater Frank A. Elliott. It Is said petitions In his behalf wilt reach Ihe alaia board of torealry. For Itcaiilla l ac Herald CUas Ada .It will buy the Golden West Drip Jwl ( Coffee Maker assuring you of perfect drip coffee every making. Yon just pour boiling water over the coffee; no percolation, no boil ing and the result it from one to six cups of wonderful coffee. Qrt your NfakcrroaiyoatTOueifToceT! Golden West Coffee A linker raerlalOIUNOWeaari ANNOUNCEMENT We must get rlil of one-half of our complete variety stock to make room for our grocery rirpartmr-ut. To do this we are offering you hundreds uf onboard of bargains. A few of these are mentioned helow. Cell al our attire Saturday, or any day not week, and take- advantage of these saving-. We will iflve Mcrrliandlae Carls absolutely Free, with (irorcry outers, all day Saturday. Aak about them. 48-inch Oil Cloth. Popular patterns and color , 29c yd. Boys Hats. Just what the small boy needs these hot days 50c Heavy Work Shirts. A big value 50c Aluminum Pans 50c Aluminum Kettles, 3-quart size 50c Ladies' House Dresses 79c Boys' Play Suits, with that inde structible rubber button 79c Enamel Roasters 79c Large Clothes Baskets .98c White Enamel Combinets 98c Number Two Oil Lamp, complete 79c Eight oz. Cotton Batts............... 15c Assortment of Stationery, 75c val 50c Boston Utility Bags 79c White Cups and Saucers, complete....l0c J.O.HARNEY 323 MAIN STREET The Different Store HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN WITH THEM THE DESIRE FOR Kg STRAWBERRY PRESERVES with the True Oregon Flavor of the Fresh Berry Do Not Accept Substitutes Four Hawley Bills Dropped by House WABIIIWrroN, 1). C, June 13, (AP). Four bill of Itepresenta tlv. Hawley of Oregon. Including the Champoeg Memorial lull, went down In Ilia ilouan Wednes day and warn strlrken off the cal endar, due to active proleat by three Congressmen, one of whom was Representative Laguardla of New Vnrk. The rules of the House, taking a bill off the cal endar under three objections. were enforced and will remain so I unless Hawley, In Ihe ncit 10 days, can move Kpeaker I.nng worth to an order suapeudlng the rules. Hawley got up to protest I against th. action, but resumed bla seat after looking around Iba floor of Ihe House. I'OIITLANO Dr. O. K. Wil ling, Portland' golfing dentist and member of the Walker cup team will talk over K(iW be tween 10:14 aud 11 o clock to night. 1 Ask Your Grocer For CHALLENGE TUB IIKTTKIl . i BUTTER, CHEESE, MILK, ICE CREAM Klamath County Dairymen's Association I'hone l83 Klamath Falls, Oregon 013 Spring St. OWNKD A.ND OI'KlltTKD ilV DAIRYMEN I . ... 9 syAi '.stfat, astislTil school end- Wit J for (hit lerm little folks can do lot of (Kings for Mother. Not th least of these ii run to tht netrtst Safewiy Store when Mother hasn't time to 90 herself. Send them in full confidence) -.they will receive every courtesy end consideration. Safe way men are trained to be particularly careful with child ren who come to our stores end they like to serve themr Safrmfftilay anndl r.Hoimday Apricots Max-i-mum Brand, large, luscious halves. Wonderful Quality. Large No. 2', j cans, two cans SAFEWAY or CHALLENGE Fresh Creamery Butter Guaranteed Quality Per Lb. 35c Salad Dressing Best Foods New Dressing:, appetizing; flavor. 12-oz. Jara 19c 28c RAISINS, Fancy Seedless, Four pounds .. CHEESE, Oregon Full Cream, rich, no tasty, pound aCasjC HONEY. Fancy clover in combs 2 comb 35t CANNED MILK, Jlax-i-mom or Sego, AJ sterilized and evaporated, 6 tall cans4 C COCOANUT Fancy shredded. Complete your cake with a cocoanut topping. Save in bulk. 25c Lb. I' na I Otsaraaiar 40 lb. BAG $2.14 with prtckafro of 'Wheatira Free 25. SOLT, Van Camp's Tomato, tasty flavor, 3 cans SALT, Max-i-mum Shaker, plain or 1 Q iodized, 2 packages CHIPSO, in flake form or granules, iq quick suds. Package X 7 C BROOMS, Dustless fine light, high est quality straw 89c SOAP Ivory, for toilet or laundry. The big value Soap, medium bar. Special, Five Bart 34c CLEANSER SUNBRIGHT or BABBITTS Cleans Easily and Quickly Four Cans 19c OATS 11-0, Quick Cooking or Reg ular. For the new tasty fla vor in Oats try H-O. Large Package 34c NEW POTATOES . Large Fancy Schafter White Potatoes, Good cookers 5 Lbs. 19c I WATERMELONS 3-J VI.Jl.. V.Mi'nh. II.. 1 C.... Melon guaranteed 4c pound TOMATOES Fancy Large Texas Solid Tomatoes 3 Lbs. 25c CUCUMBERS Fine for slicing. Medium size 3forl0c SaSeway Mat'Esett Vafluae Saturday and Monday S POT ROAST Choice Shoulder Cuts of Select Young Beef Pound Z2c SLICED BACON Nice Lean Sugar Cured Bacon, rind off Pound 39c SMOKED PICNICS Morrell's Hockless Picnic, 6 to 8 lb. average Pound 25c Pickled Pigs Feet Well cooked. Fine for the picnic lunch 2 Pounds for 25c You are safe in tending the kiddies to Safeway Markets. They will receive the best of service COFFEE. Safeway Blend, blended from the finest cupping quality cof fees, grown, blended by our own coffee expert 1 lb. 37c 3lbsor$1.09 Safeway Has the Best Fresh Fruits and Vegetables if