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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1930)
J Tiimlay, October 7, 19.10 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON CITY TO BUY HiPINT Three Companies Offer Bitlt to Council for Street Sweeper Three oomanla Inat uluht priwonlei to IU oil y council blili uii new iti-oul wuupar Willi h the city In roiii in t I ( 1 tc puri-hailng. All wrra rnlerreil to th counrll aa wliulo tor ooimlilumUun. Thn Clyrt Equipment company nuutiMl a price or 17,075, Knn utility Machine tiuiiiiiuny 17,100 nd l.oren Co. S7.6UO. l'rorrly Owners I'md'at Nluo property ownur roilrt Inn mi I'urtlund avniiun ureaunt- cil patlllon objecting to the Nut urn I (J corporation trls up parking atrlps anil alilewulka to lr in line whan tharo la (Irmly ot room In Ilia tllaya. C. C. Kolloy, city onulunar. iplalneil tliut the company UuU axroeit to replac tha parkin. nd wlk In aa xood condition a tbay war fuund, on to ra imdlni tli lawna whora necu. nry. lla anld tbat avail attar allarlng tha plana tor tbo Hue enteral llmoa, It bnd been found pbyalral Impoaallilllly to avoid sum ot tha parklnca. Mayor T. U. Watiara elated ba kaa bad many ilmllar complalnta but ba ballavaa all tha city can do la to aoa that arerylbtin la re placad In aood condlllon, I'elltloB fur Hftvtrr KloTan proparty owner who rmlda lo tha vicinity ot tha go ernumnt canal and tha city llm II a on Main lrt pronnnlcd a patlllon requnatln; a aawnr lm provnmont unit tor llila dlnlrlrt Tha pellllon na r"frrrd to the treat eoinmltto. Will Itavoka l.lconM A recommendation by tha po ll, o eoinmltto that tb llcua ot tha Olen botrl, Clark botal and Mac'a rooma ba revoked waa am-plnd and tha city attorney van aulhorltod to draw up an oriHnnnro covnrlnf tint proe. tirant "hurrli I'rrmlt Ai thara war no oblactlona to local opllon application tor cr.rtlim ot a Connrcgatluual rhiirch In Mill" addllluu, a per oiit wna granted. MlM-rllnJicona Mr. and Mra. Ilex Jurrutt made an application to oporala a aocond-hand atora at 431 Com mercial elrcot, which waa re ferred to tho police committee. Tha September report from tha police department allowed iii arreata mad during the month and H.IVS collected la tinea. Tho tiro dopartmont anawared 11 alarma during September. There waa 111,160 valuation at PotatoMarketNews I AT 75 FEELS 20 PAGES THIKThlKN lIlltKAi; OK AtmlCTIILIMI, K( OVOMICH, IJMTKII HTATI:H l)li IWIllllfcNT OK A(,ltlt lH.H)llK AMI KX TK.NMION M IIVH IJ, OIIMlil.N HTATH AtiKICUIrilltAli tOI.I.KtiK, COOl'L'IU'I J.U coitvAixm, (ui:.(., octoiikh o, iimo. (KHMI'H) rvdnral-Hlal I'olato Markctfe-nun i (Iteleaaed from County Agent'a Office) Hhlpinenla reported for Huturday and Hnnilart United Hlulea total, Mu; Oregon, 11; WaahlnnUm, ll Idaho, 76; Muluo, 872j Colorado, 178; North Dakota, lit; Mlnnoaota, 114; other, 88. Terminal inarkata reported for Monday: Chicago: Carloada received, Idaho, lit other, HI; car on track. Including broken. Hi; lupplle moderate; demand and trading alow, market about eti'ady; track aalea carlota oulwelght Iduho Nulled Uenie II. H. No. 1, fil.SM MO, moatly ta.3U-ll.40; coiiibliitttlon grade, ll.8U-ll.V0; U. B. No. 1, ll.6d-fl.7n. Lo Aiigolua: Carloada received, California, 11; Idaho, 16; Ululi. 1: care diverted, 10; cara on track, unbroken. 111; car on truck broken, 37; lliirbanka auppllea moderate, demand alow, mar ket ateady; Itusaeta auppllea heavy, demand alow, market weaker) DO Idaho or Washington Ituaaeta quoted. ban Kranclaco: Carloada received, Oregon, 1; California, 10; rare on track, unbroken, 6; car on track, brokeu, I; auppllu lib eral; demand alow, market dull; Waahlugton, comblnaled grade Netted Uuine, Backed, per cwt. beat, moatly repacked l.B &- 1 . W U, very few 11.00; commercial $1.60-11.00, tew 1.40, Klilpplng point markota for Hulurrtur: Yakima: llaulluga uiodorale, light wlr Inquiry, demand alow. market week, fuw anlea: curlouda f ob. cuah track to growara; combination grude Nulled tiema aurked loo moatly around 127.00; 11. H. No. 1 nominally 130.00: U. H. Nu. 1 practically no alilpmenta; euin anlea made on pruvloua contract now being filled. Idaho rail: Kilned during nlgbt, offrlng light, demand poor, market weak: carlogd f o.b. caab track, warehoua pack, occa- alonul aula, aacked per cwu Netted Oem U, 0. No. 1, II. 16-11.40; U. B. No. 1, Uo-&C, few lowor. YEARS YOUNGER A disordered llvr, ohronlc eonatipution and ovnr-actlv kid ney kept me In mlgbty bad health, wllb my nerve Juat rUk. I8.e0 Inauranr at rlak ud 13,614.41 loaa. Eight building permit, totul- Ing 17,076, war allowed. Report of Hunters Show Pheasant and Quail Plentiful "Quail and pheaaant bunting U the beet ever. Hunlora are con tinually reporting getting tbnlr limit. Tbo ducke and gonae are not ao good yot. It I too rly In tbe aeaaou, end tho weath er le too warm. A oon a the northern flight atari down thia way we can eipeol aome of the but hunting we bav ever had hero," J C. Ijiwann. one of Klam alb a most prominent aporlamen atatiKl today. Itnpnrta of good quail (hooting and hunting In the Midland and Morrill dlairlcia bate bevu brought back to Klamaln. Ilundreda of nlmroda left before nun-up Holiday morning for Tul lake, lo find fair hunting, but not aa good aa they had anticipated. A little later In the aeaaon lb buulora etpect to got tbnlr limit on Tul lake with no trouble at all. Deor hunter are atlll enthual aatlc, and Sunday found acorea ot buntora on the Gearhart moan Ulna, Green Bprluge and In the Pokegama dlatrlcta, atalklng tb wary back. Car after car came Into Klamath lata In the evening. 1 loadod with on or two buck, criterion that tb banting 1 (till ejrelleuL Among thoie who re turned lucky Uunday were C. B. Montellu. Ted La Forge, Mr. juiufter and Dr. J. R. Darr, U'rrk End at lUnch . Mr. and Mr. K. C. Harrl and eon. Jackie, returned from the Laiy 8-6 ranch near, Altoraa, where they apent tb week and awlmmlng, golfing and playing tennla. They ware accompanied on tha trip by Mr. and Mr. Grovar Hughe. The Laxy 8-6 ranch belong to Joe Hughe. 'X V '. SAI.KM IL KOB.VACCK " about 'wrecked.' ' Tore bottlea of Bargoo built me up ao tbat wbll 1 am 76 year old, 1 believe now I will live 10 yeara longer. "A aoon a Bargon Pllla regu lated my Uvr my ontlpatlon waa entirely overcome." Salem H. Foenaagh, Buttle, a pioneer cltlien of King county and tb north weat. Maglll Drag Co agent. A dr. WE BUY Dlnmouda, Jewelry, Watclira, Gold, Silver, 1'latlnum We Pay rrcmiuiu for Old Coin and BUaip I. SEGAL Jewelry Co, 1008 Mala SU Consult , G. W. EVERETT Telephone 810 Oil Lawn Beautification He Represents Tbe Reliable WASHINGTON NURSERIES Toppenish, Wash., known the coast over for their excepUonal Nursery Stock of superb quality. Get Ready Now For Your Nursery Stock Place Orders .While Stock la Plentiful he vitanz Cereal. . . Appetizing. Nourishing . . Vitalizing Hot ills VlTAUZING? Yest Selene bs tested it and proved it. Experts on nutrition now can tell jou u by it is that Carnation Wheat, long fumed for its appetizing goodness, is i one food for young nd old and in-betweens! 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' the "Spirit of St Louis," with which he flew the At lantic, Klamath Falls boys and girls may also do something big if they have a savings account. Clip the official coupon from The Herald or News take it with $1.00 or more fo the Guardian Building and Loan Association, 829 Main Street You will be given a pass book showing the amount with which you started your Lindbergh account plus 50c You will also be presented with a beautiful bronze statuette of Lindbergh. This particular statuette is also a savings bank for you to use in continuing your savings. Out of town readers of The Klamath Herald or News are invited to take advantage of this won derful offer. If you cannot come in person to the Guardian just mail in your coupon and money and you will receive by mail a pass book showing a credit of an extra 50c and this beautiful Lindbergh statuette bank. Headers of the Herald and News living at Malin may open Lindbergh accounts at the Guardian Building and Loan Association office at Malin. Readers of the ??ews and Herald at CMoquln majr open Lindbergh Bank 'Accounts at tha Chiloqaut Press Shop. Only one account may. be opened for each person. However, you may open accounts for your friends or relatives. SPECIAL PRIZES OFFERED EacK person opening k Lindbergh Bank Account Is eligible to compete for the follow Ing prises offered by the Klamath News and Heraldl - " $10.00 to the youngest person for. whom an account is opened. $10.00 to the oldest person opening an ao count. I 1.00 to each member of the family opening the greatest number of accounts. ' $13.00 to the person opening an account with the largest amount of money. $10.00 to the person submitting the best 150 word essay on Lindbergh. $ 5.00 to the person submitting the second best 150-word essay on Lindbergh. f 3.00 to the person submitting the third best 150-word essay on Lindbergh. Send your essays to The Guardian Building St Loan Association, 829 Main Street. This Offer Good for 5 Days More Tha Guardian Will Be Open Each Day From 8:30 to 5:30 to Open Your. Lindbergh Bank Accounts GUARDIAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION v. J A
