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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1931)
PAGE TEN filE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON October 2, 1031 Gill NO COMMENT OMNEWDEU. HAN rltANCISlO, O.t. (IT) --While JaniM A. iiaclxalupl. president of Trsiinani(rlra cor poration Imlsr h.ld stockholders would "obtain an Important In terest In one of the oldest and largest hanki In the country" throorh sale of Ha Bank ot America, New York, slots, to Na tional Ciljr bank. A. I'. (ilanniul. founder of the corporation, bad rvfuitrd to either appro or disapprove of tho deal. "I am only superftciallr 1n fiirmed." Clannlnt said, "regard ing the asset values of the Insti tutions Involved, and therefore, cannot comment authentically." Hartralupl expanded on the re cent statement of Trausamertca directors that the corporation would direst Itself of majority hoMlns in tta subsidiary banks to restore control ot those banks to localities served. He aald. however, that Bank tot America of California would not be disposed of at this time, and that aurh disposition would be made only after a definite plan hsd been formulated for disposal and approved by stock holders. llacigalupl pointed out Trans america would as a result ot the purchase by National City of the Dank ot America, New York, liold -an important minority In terest In the. consolidated bank Instead of a majority interest In smaller Institution, thereby ireiiKtheninf holdings of Trans amrrlca. tiiannlnl again warned against selling Transamerlra at the cur rent market, declaring be be lieved the company holdings are - intrinsically worth more than the present quoted value, on all Transaraerica stock. COLONEL AND WIFE THROWN INTO WATERS (Continued From fate One) and Mrs, Lindbergh hsd planned to go to Shanghai in a few days to get the plane In shape tor the next phase of their flight and that an expert already was In the latter city to do the work. However, the Colonel remain ed as non-commital as ever re garding future plana but there were Increasing indications that he wonld go to Europe by way of southern Asia. Brttirt Kxpreeaed A few hours after the acci dent messages began to reach the Lindberghs. The first were from flood relief headquarters at Shanghai and from T. V.' Poonit. Chinese foreign minister and head of the rehabilitation work. Soonr expressed deep regret that the accident should hare menaced tir lire while they were serTing China's Hood suf ferers. Prior to the npeet the Lind berghs notified Edwin S. Cun ningham. American consul gen eral at Shanghai, that tbey were going to that city to bare their plane overhauled and to get a rest. The message indicated they would stay at a Shanghai hotel and that they hoped to be free of official and other formal entertainment there. PROCLAMATION Mayor F. 11. Cofer ot Klamath Falls Issued the following proclamation Friday: V I IK UK AS. The Vntted Slates army band Is coming Tues day, Ortolier till, and V. HK11KAS. This Is the official band of the t'nlte.1 Stales government featured at many atate functlona in the national capital: and WHKHEAR, The visit of this band will be a distinct patri otic event: and WHKHEAS, I'ellran Tost. No. IK. Veterans of Foreign Wars, of Klamath Falls. Is sponsoring these concerts as a benefit for Its charily work tor ex-service men and their families: now THKHKKOKK. I. F. H. Cofer, mayor of the city ot Klamath Falls, do hereby proclaim and designate Tuesday, October eih. as "Army Baud Day," and I do hereby urge and recommend that all of the merchants of Klamath Falls display their flags throuKhoul that day: and I further suggest that every cltisen of Klamath Falls and surrounding territory make a most par ticular effort to attend one or both ot the concerta then to be given by the I'nlted Stales army band. Dated at Klainalh Falls, Oregon, this 2nd day nf October, 1931. F.H. COFKR, V Mayor. On the Wing Soon! . . je y. i V 4 , - If there's any truth In that "aweet heart In every port' atuff, those Knglish sailors protested their wage rut In aelt-defense. Now they're treating tooth cav il lea by diet. Might not be a bad Idea to treat stomach cavities the same way. LONDON, Ocf. t. (AP) Chargea of "repression" were hurled at the government and threats of resistance were made by a group of leftwlng laborlles from the Clydeelde district ot Scotland In the house ot cum- rhona today as a sequel to rlotJ Ing In (ilargow last night. David Klrkwoml led the group In refuting to accept the denial of Secretary for Scotland Archi bald Sinclair that no mmurri ot repression were being in voked sgalnat unemployed per sona who battled with police and looted stores In the Scottish In jdustrinl city. Shouting lie would go to lilaa gnw himself and defy the law, Klrkwood aald "You will have to take our Uvea or we will take yours. You ran do anything you like. Do you think w are going to stand tor our people be lug batoned!" Free Peaches! L A . . . A. 4 heart of the peach district, tast ing one, and offering you as tunny as you want. Officials Rescue Park Caretaker (Continued from I'aie One) sufficiently f,,r Iiarrelt to free lilntaelt. The mayor's Muds bruised aud Venules'! slightly rut. ;lren Medical Attention llarrett was brought Into the were ere Klamath Valley hospital for medical attention but was al lowed lo return home, and II Is not livlleved that Ills wound Will prove serious. The rsreluker staled that he Altered the pen every day at (wiling lime, but had never had any trouble with the deer, al though he had been told to lake a pitchfork with hlin. The buck and aaveral does are confined to the park pen, I and since they had been In cap tivity fur sometime they had al ways seemed perfectly lame. It la not known why I he buck lie mmn suddenly angry. When the story, was surruit from other sources. Mayor t'ufer and t'outii'llniau Vatiulce re counted the details Willi reticence. The guest muttered something about there being a "calrir' lu It somewhere. , Hotel Keeper t have rooms for fifty aud sevenly-llva cents a night. dtiest -What's the dKfcretire bnlweun them? Hotel Keeper Not much, Ouly the aeveuly-tlta rent one hate rat traps. Ail the peaches you rau carry are yours 4or the asking around i Washlngtonvllle, Ohio, where a bumper crop h.aa catapulted the price so low orchard owners have announced they're not worth pick lug. Here's Edna Coy, 1$, In the She may be soaring over the i Atlsntlc soon. - Elinor Smith. I tamed girl pilot, is shown here at Rooserelt Field, Long Island, In the cockpit of her plane, which has been rechristened "Mrs. Ques tion Mark." She has not set any definite data for her projected solo flight to Europe. Freak Deer Shot . In Modoc County (Contlnned From Face One) era to It, however, by thrusting his head through a woven wire fence and breaking his neck. The animal was dressed by a local meat company and the meat de livered by the American Legion to poor families In the vicinity. Sundsy School Teacher And when the prodlpal son returned, whst happened. Tommy? Tommy Hla father ran to ' meet him and hurt himself se verely. .Sunday School Teacher Wher ever did you get that Impres sion? Tommy It ears so right in the Bible that his father ran to meet him and fell on his neck. ALTL'RAS, Oct 2. One of ; the strangest stories going the rounds of the Modoc woods the present season Is the method by ' which a 16-year-old southern , California lad bagged his buck. The boy's father, a famous i uumer, muu uis ineuus were nee- i itant about taking the lad along, i partly because of his tendency to lie abed mornings. Relenting at last he was taken on the hunting trip when it was discovered that the young fellow enjoyed his late sleeps in the mountains just as well as at home. One day the rest of the hunting party re turned to ramp tired and hungry. The father, exasperated, began berating bis son for his laziness since be was still in bed. Yawn ing, . the lad. came back with: "Well, I got my buck Just the same." A little search revealed a nice big buck dead In the bush es where the lad had shot him from his bed as . the animal walked Into camp. "Oh yes." said Mrs. . Gadgett, proudly, "We can trace our an cestors back to to well, I don't know exactly. ' who. - but we've been descending for cen Barthelmess Goes From An ? , i-u Insurance Agent To Movies I - As A Business Proposition ; ' ,"..5 5 ft"-. ' - P ' -ST1 i - -C-- I)y KICHARD BARTHELMESS HOLLYWOOD, Calif. What 1 might have been? What a diffi cult question. Life hanga on stioh slender threads. 8uch Insignifi cant events have such tremendous luriuenrea. Such trivialities grow Into such Importances. 1 went to Trinity college In Hartford, Conn., to study for a biiBlnees career. My father bad been an Importer. Outsldo ot mother, who took up aoting after fnther died, there were no other ftarthetnieesos who took to the stage, -fill i ..,.. e . During a summer vacation In iy college days I went lo work in an Insurance offlc. Much In iu sarvlM .Ua4 fif obablr, w mi employer) I handled the Job pret ty well, and when it was time for ni- to return to school my em ployer told me that I was wel come to come back any time I de sired. ' If It hadn't been for my moth er's Interest in the theatre and motion pictures and If it hadn't been for the big salaries and big possibilities. I might hare been a first-rate Insurance clerk. Did I say "first-rate?" Does It sound conceited? Curiously enough I don't really feel that way abont it. I have a little proud feeling that I honestly would have been a success as an Insur ance salesman or agent. Hut Instead of Insurance I turn ed to pictures because It seemed tho possibilities for advancement and earning bigger salaries were greater. It was purely a business venture for me. None of the glam or or lure of public work Influ enced It. It my mother bad not been connected with the theatre, the chances are today that I wonld be boasting of the Insur ance I bad sold or bemoaning the lack of policies because ot the de pression. Aside from Insurance, 1 might hare become a writer. Secretly, I hare always envied a writing man. They seem to hare the world within their grasp In a manner that is not possible In other professions, ' ; To go back a little further, there was a childhood ambition to become a policeman. I used to worship their authority and their uniforms. They seemed like monarchs to me and maybe If a lot of trivial things had not hap pened to me 1 might todar be called " chief,'! CE1OT1RA1L MAEESET 906 Main 906 Main It always pay to trade at the CENTRAL MARKET. Look over these price compare the quality you will be convinced. We (ive you the finest Meata at the most reasonable prices. Choice Steer Pot Roasts, lb. 10c Choice Steer Boiling Beef, lb 7C All Steaks, lb. ............ 18c Fresh All Meat Hamburger. . 2 pounds for 25c Leg Lamb, Choice, lb 12V&C Shoulder Lamb, lb. ....... 8c Mutton Stew, lb. 4C Lamb Chops, lb 15c Fresh Dressed Hens, each . 50C Fresh Chinook Salmon, lb. ISC Klamath County Grain Fed Fancy Pork Roast: 15c , Chops 18c Sausage 2 for 25C Bacon, lb. 25c Ham , Half or Whole 20c Picnic Shoulder, lb. 17c Shankless SHOP EARLY AND SAVE MONEY ...Recently... Another Cut in Wages Another Cut in Prices We have no control over wage reductions, but being independent we do have control over our prices, and by owning our building, no fuel bills, working hard, buying for cash, discounting all our bills, managing our business as best we can in keeping with the times, we are in position to reduce our prices and are now pricing all goods except few contract pieces at a less profit than were compelled to in the high rent district up town. We are going further and for the next two or three weeks, commencing Saturday. Oct. 3, we are going to put on a ttock turn over tale at a greater slash in prices than ever before. We believe our prices in this sale will be even less than you can expect. , It will be your opportunity to buy a Chesterfield set at a great saving Mattresses Ostermoor Beautyrest and other spring mattresses as low as $11.25 An Ivory Bedroom Suite for $28.50 for the four pieces. Some new suites just in and others to arrive in next week or two ' , Circulating and Wood Heaters all cut to lowest prices, lower than ever sold at before Hardware All prices reduced to lowest margin of profit and in some cases less than cost of doing business in the high rent district up town. We are not employing a high pressure salesman at big salary but going to figure this expense off our prices which will mean an extra saving in your purchases. Won't you visit us. You are welcome and will not be urged to buy, but glad to show you and quote prices, whether or not you purchase. F. M. LUCAS Furniture and Hardware . 195 EAST MAIN STREET MANNING'S COFFEE HENRY'S MEATS MANNING'S COFFEE HENRY'S MEATS MANNING'S COFFEE HENRY'S MEATS u Id u. u. O U CO b z z z Nut I Oleo I Margarine I V ic J Henry's Market, Fine Fresh Red Mellow Silver Salmon Baby Beef Steak Stew Meat or Boil T-Bone or Sirloin Steaks. lb. I Yearling Lamb Chops or RoaSts . I Hp f Fresh,V llV Large 12&e( s Z o in O O . -n , . 21 If there is any one market that sells high quality for less, that market is Henry's. With so many items to choose from after all its the saving on every item that counts. Pork Steak or tl flh All Meat Hamburger fl 1 Roast-Young ii C IO or Breakfast Sausage & 2) 2C Veal Chops or Roast Choice Beef Pot Roast J "W 11 Oc 8'2c Lean Streaker Breakfast Bacon Sliced HT2C Vallpack Sugar Cured Hams Klamath County Cream Cheese IT20 Salt Pork (J fW I F MM. s fcj m Vegetable Shortening 1 , J Henry s u o u b z z MANNING'S COFFEE air'.. -. "i t - . , '' 1 s . , loN' --Vv s ''''4 TIKNRt'H ALWAYS IN TIIK I.KAD . O (SSSSSS. Market, 910 MAIN HENRY'S MEATS MANNING'S COFFEE HENRY'S MEATS Klamath County Creamery Butter 2 lbs. 65 MANNING'S COFFEE HENRY'S MEATS Inc. s s IP
