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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1930)
Friday, Juno 20, 1930 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATn FALLS, OREGON F! PREPARING TO COMBAT FIRES Protective Association o Be on Guard All Season. fri of llm Itlmiuilli Fumst l'littiM-llvu AMiiHliittfill liuva luttiu hi Klamntli alma May 1 I'll I'urlim la flHlit any flra ami in iiri'VKiii as many an pimlhln. K'lmls linve Iti'nii lililtt, lookouta Imvm fMkiu tlirlr yosla, telrplKme I'ln Imve liroli liistallrd, and fur alimit 13 small fires have ''ii imt out. Jark Klmliitll. If l of till anaoi Intltin, atalitil ntahl. llm fire araiuin oprnid In na '"I (ureata ami In ilia alaia in May lb. Iluniliif nf brush mi lnns.nr allnwi.il. It la alio lHiii.il (,,r oiiymin in throw a niiilrh, rlaarrllr, clsar frlGE SEVEN" or mlmr kurnliK matnrlal aliinc I lio hlgliwaya, or In Umbered area. WiHMla Dry Now ('itinera, are ai.o askud lu cic onxratu In preventing Hies, and ramp (Iro penulla muat be takau out. I."alM I'amue ara ro oporullna liy prohibiting amok liia In tUnlr Inmate by tholr workmi'ii and every arforl la halug maila lu reduce Ilia flra mil which annually threatens Ilia lornata. "The woods are dry now and ara bi-rnmlug drier," llun- ran Mil.noii, assistant had ol llm aoiicluili.ii, aiaind last nlklit. "We received weather report tmlay atatlng thai Uihiiilng alorina may li eJiiiecled Tliura Uay." iHMikoufa On Job Tbroo (Ira lookuula ara oil I ho Job lor l ho asanclatliin. I.luyd Johnson la al Ilia look out on ( haaa nioiinlaln; Myron Taylor la on duly at Yalnai inoiiiilaln, and Mr. J. I). .Mllre la at llaldy or llrar Hat lookout In tha Hllver district. Yesterday g fire caused by g moonshiner's atlll In a swsinp III the Apn lake district waa put nut belnre much damaae waa dun", It waa reported l"t nla: hi . K la the laloat of about a (linen amall flrce that have already been controlled and put out thla ecason. Ilullil Kirn lUiada Old (Ira iralla and roaila tavs becu clnared out and Uiada ready (or uao and new ones have been built. A road baa been completed to tha lop of Yalnux ilutie, una liaa been built lulu a Umbered ara east of l.anjfell Valley, and rrewe are now at work bullilliia crose roada be tween trunk llnaa north ol Illy. Approilinately Co nil lea of road will be completed thla see ami, under preaeut plana. Potato Growers Mutt Apply For Seed Certificates I'otalo irowrra who wish to hare I heir eaed certified Ihli year ahould make application now for the certification, Victor W. John aon. asslstaut county agent, atatcd Thurailay nlKlit. Heraral growers have already made application. It la aald, and othere who with to anil certified aeed must report now ao that a check lor the proper certification can ba made. George L. Chase Passes In Yreka Nrwa ol the tleuth of (inorga I., (huso at Yreka, Cullf., hua reached Klamath Fulls and to many ol thoaa who have lived here a long time It will be a aad message, Mr. Chase waa (or many yeara located at the Chaae Htugo Ht tlon near where MiC'ullum'a lum ber mill now atauda on tha Oreeo Kprlnga highway, lie operated lha atuge alatlon and owned a ranch In that locality. Jlla pio neer Ufa waa associated with all the people of thla Interior coun try and he waa beloved and hlyhly respected by everyone. The deceased eavea hie wife; hla daughter, Mrs. John (,'. Iluyle; two aotu: (lay L, t hane, aiiperlntendent of wooda al the Forest Lumber company, and Unnuld Chase of Oakland, Calif., together with, frlenda In aoutn eru Oregon and northern Califor nia to mourn hla death. In later yeara he apent ronaiderable lime on hla raiifii down at Kdgewood, near Weed. Funeral aervlrea were held to day al 2:30 o'clock at Yreka. About (0 per cent of banks. In surance companies and business concerna on air mall routes In the l ulled Htatea ara making use ol their services. Connelly Drntheri Removal sale at IIMH Main BU Opposite! Tenth HI r net. -22t Aik Your Grocer For CHALLENGE THK IJKTTEIt BUTTER, CHEESE, MILK, ICE CREAM Klamath County Dairymen's Association I'liona Van Klamath Falls. Oregon eta Spring BU OH.VKD AND OI'KKATKD Bt DAIItYMEN 1Z Outstanding FEATURES: 1. Made of fine, pre-shrunk broadcloth. 2. Fine quality combed cot ton yarns. 3. Fast colors. 4. Excellent tailoring. 5. Firm set collars, need no starching. 6. Full, comfortable sizes. 7. Ocean Shell Pearl But tons. 8. Seven Buttons in front 9. Correct sleeve lengths. 10. Only 1.5 shrinkage, by laboratory test. 11. Regular $2 shirt quality. 12. Your entire satisfaction guaranteed. Regular $2 Values The third Golden Arrow Special scores another Bulls-eye for Value! This time the target is Shirt Prices. Down they go -for 6 days and man, what a chance this is to stock up! BROADCLOTH shirts, in white tan and blue. Full cut for cool comfort Styled for 1930. Firm set collars that are the last word in conservative smartness and require no starching. Shirts in which you will recognize the quality for which you've always paid $2. 6 days only, men. Stock up Now, and SAVE! 221-229 Main St. Phone 384 Klamath Falls, Ore. Is here, cvtn now tha cart or"' rolling olong th highwoyi, filled with happy, cart-fret folks out to thit great land of ours. And no mattar whtr your plant moy talc you, Middl VCtjt, Southwost, Rochy Mountain Stattt, Pacific Coott; van up into Wtitern Conadathar will always ba a claan, aconomical, da- pandobli Safiway Stor eonvtnitntly naor. Always gat your camping foods ot Safawoy.' SATURDAY and MONDAY! 1L nr. JL.' 1 I 1 i I 11 0 CAMPING SUGGESTIONS Olives Highway. Medium ripe, tasty- relish. No. 1 tall cans. 2 cans 29C Peaches Max-i-mum brand, laree halves in heavy syrup. No. 2't cans. 2 cans 49C Ginger Ale Pale Face. Distributed only by Safeway. Re freshing and invigorat nz. Try it ! 2 bottles 29C M Flour O Lily White for fancy Sr pasty. Convenient baj 8 lb. bag 45c 1 Palm olive Recommended by the leading- beauty experts. 3 bars 19c Crystal White The billion bubble laun dry soap. 7 bars 29C Beans Van Camp's, with pork and tomato sauce. Me dium cans. 4 cans Chili or Tamales Walker's real Mexican quality. Quickly pre pared. No. 1 cans. 4 cans 49C Sardines Max-i-mum or Tinapa. in mustard or tomato sauce. 3 cans 29C Corned Beef Libbv's. easily prepared. 12 oz. cans. 12 oz. cans Peanut Butter Highest quality. Rich, tasty, in bulk. pound 1?C Mayon naise Highest quality, guar anteed bv Safeway. Save in bulk. pound 29C Flapjack Flour Albers. Take it camp ing. pkg. 23c Marsh mallows Fresh and fluffy. Toast them by the campfire. pound 19C Butter Safewav quality fancy fresh creamery butter. 2 lbs. 69C E Milk Max-i-mum or Pet qual ity, evaporated. Al-.vys fresh. 7 tall cans 59C J Sugar Pure cane, fine granu lated. 10 lbs. 49c (Limit One) Flour Big K, splecial blended family flour. Note the low price. 49 lb. bag $1.63 Tobacco Tuxedo, the well-known brand. Full 16 oz. tin. lb. tin 73c i Super Suds Eeads of soap, making your dishwashing easier. package 9C H SELECT YOUR FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES AT SAFEWAY Cantaloupes Lemons Large size. 45 count, golden meated. Large fancy Sunkist quality 3 - r t a ea Full of juice. Melons 27c 2Dozen69c New Potatoes n. . Large white Potatoes. Fancy tllalilli quality. New crop fancy Red Dry Onions. 10 Pounds 37c 5 Pounds 13c Safeway Market Features Saturday and Monday Veal Roast Boneless Picnics Select Milk Fed Veal. Hump, Les or Jlorrell'a Pride, Mild, Sugar Cured. Shoulder Cuts Whole or Halt lb. . . . 25c lb. . . . 27c Meat Loa Pure Lard , Choice Veal, Beet and Pork Open Kettle Rendered. Ground Fresh Snow White. 2 lbs. 45c I 2 lbs, 25c We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity I. r sstsTi m i ' "' .