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HE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
January 22, 1932
V
Schilling
is the only coffee roaster in
America who specializes in
making fine coffee exclusively.
That's the only way fine things
are ever mad
W arp ever mane. '
Wings of the morning!
Th Klamath Division of th
United State Reclamation aerv
lc will open tor business In the
bow federal balldlDii Monday
mornlni, N. O. Wheeler, chief
clerk, stated Friday.
All official! and employe, ot
lb service war builly moving
record, engineering equipment,
engineering desks and table and
other thing from lb former lo
cation on Norlh Eleventh street
to tha offices wblch occupy the
office on lb (bird floor ot (ho
federal building, with the ex
ception of an offlc for I'nlted
state Commleatoaer Bart C.
Thomas.
Aa record and map ar nor.
d they ar refilled Immediately.
Wheeler atated to avoid misplac
ing anything.
Federal Prohibition Agent
Harry Holland waa alao moving
Into hla office on the aerond floor
of th federal building Friday.
Henderson to Talk
At Merrill Meeting
County Agent C. A. Hender
son baa been requested to speak
before the Merrill (ratine at tha
(rang hall In Merrill next Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock on
marketing.
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A marriage license was Issued
January 21 to Theodore Walker
and Vernetta Riddle, both ot
Beatty.
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Johnson's Groceteria
and
Independent Meat Market
127 South Sixth Street
for
K. L M. A. Orange Stamps
Given With Each Purchase
Phone 221 or 222
FOR FREE DELIVERY
Twice Daily 9 A. M. 1 P. M.
SPECIALS FOR
Saturday and Monday, Jan 23rd-25th
Eggs
Strictly Fresh Klamath
County Ranch Extra
2 Doz. for 45c
Corn Flakes
Kellogg' Lar 81m
Package
4Pkgs.25c
Coffee
All th Popular Brand
la Vacuum Packed Tin
35c Lb.
Raisins
4 lb. Package
8eedl
33c Each
Del Monte
Corn
Whit or Golden
Bantam
No. X Can
2 Cans for
29c
Malted
Milk
Borden' Quality
. Large Sixa
45c Each
Del Monte'
Peas
Early Garden
Variety
No. 1 Can
2 Cans for
35c
Honey
Klamath Grown
Comb Honey
2 Combs
for 39c
Pineapple
Broken Sliced
No. 2V4 Cans
Llbbys Quality
2 Cans for
25c
Salt
Foil Weight
1 lb. 8hakr
Plain or lodlied
8c Each
Peaches
Del Mont Quality
No. I hi Can
811ced or Melba
Halve
2 Cans for
35c
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Small White
Beans
fancy Recleaned
Stock
New Crop
5 Lbs. for 19c
6 Lbs. for 35c
Rice
Fancy Bin Rose
Quality
3 Lbs. for 19c
6 Lbs. for 35c
Van Camps
Pork & Beans
Medium Bit Tin
4 cans for 25c
Large Bit Tins
3 cans for 35c
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Fruits and Vegetables
Lettuce
Imperial Valley Bead
Lettuce
3 heads for 25c
Oranges
New Crop Navels
Medium Size
3 Doz. for 25c
Celery
Large Stocks
Well Bleached
2 for 25c
Apples
Splttenburgs
Fine for Eating
$1.19 Box
8 Lbs. for 25c
Sweet
Potatoes
Fancy Southern Cellar
Stock
6 Lbs. for 25c
Bananas
Fancy Golden Rip
Fruit
4 Lbs. for 25c
FALL INTO PIT
SERIOUS FOR
JACKSON MAN
(Conttuued from Page One)
atb Falla from Med ford Thurs
day to Inspect tha modern beat
ing equipment of eereral build
Inga preliminary to Installing a
beating aystetn In the new court
home under construction at
Medtord.
After visiting th courthouse,
the party ot officials had gone
to the lllrvt building, at Twelfth
and Mailt. As they were exam
ining th heating avateni. one of
Sparrow's companions euggeated
they find th Janitor, who was
In another part ot the basement.
One of the men started to IlKht
a match, aud Hparrow atepped
backward Into the pit. Hla head
struck th cement.
Th pit waa about all feet
deep, and th aame distance
across. It waa evidently con
structed for Installation of some
part of th beating equipment.
Sparrow' head struck the bot
tom of the cement bin. and nar
rowly missed a protruding pipe,
which, according to tha physi
cian, would have caused instant
death.
Although Sparrow waa not tin
conscloua h waa la a state ot
delirium when hla companions
removed him to th Klamath
Valley hospital. Ills condition
waa unchanged at a lute hour
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Sparrow and their son
were immediately notified In
Medrord. They arrived late
Thursday afternoon.
MERCURY AT
BIEBER GOES
TO 10 BELOW
(Continued from Pag On)
Murv. A alow rate of .need I.
advised for safety. I
The Alturas-Lakevlew road Is I
in fair condition. Sine 34 mile
of thla road ar not aurfaced. It
1 subject to weather conditlona,
and la rough at the present time.
Th Lakevlew-Rend road ta fair,
being rough and anowy In plares.
Th Alturae-Ilteber-Keddlng road
1 In fair condition. The Alturas
Susanvill road la paaaahle
Chalna and abovel are neceasary.
Th Red Bluff-8usanvlll road Is
now open to two-way traffic;
however, chains are necessary.
Th Klamath Falls-Weed road
I good, though a little muddy in
place during th middle ot the
day. It 1 advisable to carry
chains.
Highway In th vicinity of
Portland ar In fin shape. The
Pacific highway la good. Chalna
ar no longer neceasary on the
Siskiyou mountain section. The
Waplnltla cut-off I In good condition.
Rural Mail Contract
I Plan Hit by Brown
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WASHINGTON, Jan. It VP)
Postmaster-General Brown today 1
expressed opposition to a bill to ,
place rural delivery service on a i
contract basis. !
In a letter to Chairman Oddl '
of th aenate poatoftlc commit- '
tee. Brown said enactment of th
measure would lower th stan
dard ot branch of tb poatal i
errlc which "provide com
plete and appreciated postal
facilities to , 890, 000 families."
8fIT FILED
Suit has been filed by Bertha
J. Abrahamson versus John Brett
and G . Kelley. The plaintiff
ask for Judgment of $2,250 with
Interest, alleged du on a promis
sory note. Attorney' fees ot
1150. with eost and disburse
ments of the action are also
aiked.
WEATHER
Th Cyclo-Stormagraph at Un
derwood's pharmacy shows a
slightly higher barometric pres
sure today and a continuation ot
fair weather, with low tempera
ture 1 Indicated.
The Tycoa recording thermom
eter registered maximum and
minimum temperature today a
follows:
High, IS Low. 1
Forecast for the next z4 hours:
Fair and cool, with moderate
wind.
BELIEF IS TOPIC
R. D. Kll.r, secretary, pre
sided at Rotary club luncheon
Friday at the Pelican Grille In
th absence of th president and
vice president end turned the
meeting over to Don Humwalt
who Introduced Commissioner
Char lee R. Williams, apeaker of
th day.
Commissioner Wllllama, i mem
ber of the Governor' Relief
Committee, discussed th organi
sation and work of that eommlt
te from It origination until the
present time, telling of th vari
ous branchea of work engaged In
and what bad been don.
Charles riarrah presented vocal
elections, accompanied at the
piano by nr. Albert Thlel.
Women to Discuss
Nation's Relations
International Relations Is tha
subject tor a program to be put
on Monday evening at 30
o'clock at the Kptscopal church
parish bouse when the Business
and Professional Women's club
meets. Mrs. Jvnn Young will
be chairman ot th meeting.
Luke Walkei will allow mov
ing pictures of hla recent world
lour.
Uany a long search ends In th
Classified Section.
TRAVELING MAN
ENDORSES ALL-BRAN
Si' It Brought Relief From
Constipation
"Two-Gun" Crowley Goes to
Chair with Smile on Lips
BIND SINll PHISON. tlsslnlng,
N. V Jau. I. (U.fO Frames
?wu-(lun) t'mwlev, 31-year-old
ilnsperadu who killed a police
man aud defied th whole New
York pci lice force to gel him, was
put to death In the electrlo chair
last nlKhl at 11:01.
Crowley went to the chair
swaggering, a antll on hi Up.
nut liter, was mm of th sullen
haired for th world In hla face.
At 11:01 the grim procoaKlnn
from the death house entered lit
alleut chamber where the Inslru-
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i-ii'lll Ul U''HM! pu"W in" v-m-
llvr, 10 stops from th slluully
winging tioor.
.Nut Afraid
Crowley looked neither startled
nor afraid aa be approached the
chair. lie. hi. bltn wer Chap
lulu John McCaffrey and Chief
Keeper T. !. Hcb.ehy. II dis
dainfully shook away the sup
port Ihey were willing to offer.
Ilia gull was firm and swing
ing aa ha walksd lowarda the
silent spectators.
As he reached Hi chair, of
hla own accord he began un
buttoning III top bullous of his
wbll. shirt,
Aa he stood tli.rs. firmly uu
hla feut and still sutlllui. hla
1,-se ram to r.t on lh figure
of Hergeant Hlephen Lyons, on
of lh guarda who had been el
lentlr to III in , In Hi deulh
house. Ills snill broailsned and
he said, cheerfully, "Hello,
Knrge."
Firt in Car Is
Cause of Alarm
Th fir department was railed
out at 1:01 a, m. Friday to
linguist) a fir In a roup park.d
at 3 Washington alr.et. Th
car, belonging to Charla Bald
win, waa back In commission
within IV minute..
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fej fctata .iis
1 want to tak thla unsolicited
mean to tell you what AiX-BraN
has don for m.
"I am on th road alt th time,
and thi ha a tendency to consti
pate me, or any on who travels all
th time. I used to euffer a great
deal from constipation, until some
on told m about Kellogg1 At4
Beam. Since I have been eating thla
cereal, I hare been cured ot con
atipation. I heartily endom it to
any on suffering as I did."
Mr. B. F. Pollard, Marion, M. C.
Constipation is caused by lark of
two things in th diet: "Bulk" to
cxercia th intestines. Vitamin B
to ton th intestinal tract. Labora
tory testa show All-Bran provides
both. At the same time. It supplies
Iron for th blood.
Th "bulk" in Atx-Bgaw Is simi
lar to that of lettuce. Within th
body, it forma a soft mass, which
gently clears th intestine of
wastes. Being; a Mtwrol correcUv
All-Bean is tiot habit-forming;.
How much better than risking
pills and drugs so often harmful. ,
Two tables poonfuls dally will over
come moat type of constipation
serious cases, with every meal, if
you have intestinal trouble not re
lieved this way, ae jour doctor.
Serve All-Bran as cereal with
milk or cream, or us in cooking.
At all groeets In th rtd-and-jcrern
package. Mad by Kellofs in BatU
Creek.
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Vital Statistics
IIIRTIIH
8ATERS Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Bayers, of Klamath
Falls, a daughter, January 22,
1932. Weight 10tt pounds.
MARKIAftKS
BENJAMIN-DKNN'Y David
Henry Benjamin to Clara Velda
Denny, both of Klamath Falls,
January 21, 1932, by Justice of
the Peace W. B. Barnes at th
Klamath, county court house.
In Our Meat Department
Cuts from Klamath County Fancy Young Pork
Pork Shoulder Roasts lb 12c
Pork Chops lb 16c
Pork Steak lb 13c
Pork Leg Roasts lb 16c
Pork Hocks lb 10c
Pork Sausage 2 lbs for 25c
Fancy Chickens and Rabbits
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FUNERAL
NOTICES
CORA A. HMITH
Friends are respectfully invit
ed to attend th funeral services
for th lata Cora A. Hmlth, to be
held Saturday afternoon at 1
o'clock at the Earl Whltlock fun
eral home. Pine avenue at Sli.'h,
with Rev. Melville T. Wire pastor
of the First Methodist church, of
ficiating. Vault entombment will
b mad la Llnkvllls cemetery.
IHRAKI, IlKLLEVAXCE
Funeral services for th lata
Israel Bellevanc will b held
Monday arternoon at Los Angelos,
Calif., with Interment following
In th family plot In th Los An
geles csmetery. The remains wer
forwarded by th Earl Whltlock
funeral home, accompanied by a
son, Joseph Bellavance,
JOYCE EHTKLLA TAYLOR
Friends ar Invited to attend
the funeral services for Joyce
Entella Taylor, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. E. A. Taylor, to ba
held at 2 p. m. ftatii'rday at th
McUlnnls-Parker funeral homo,
Pins avenue at Eighth street,
with Rev. Melville T. Wire ot
the Methodist church officiating.
Interment will follow in tha
family plot in th Llnkvlll
i cemetery.
1LQ)UP!
Magnussen Cleared
Of Charge Because
Of Evidence Lack
Henry Magnussen was cleared
of th charge of operating an un
anltary market Friday morning,
when th caa waa dismissed by
Justice of the Peace W. B.
Barnes. Th cas has been pend
ing for some time, sine Barnes
took It under advisement, and
the dismissal waa announced be
cause of lack of sufficient evidence
nisi A- iiinli. iV. kJ. I as r imti-n i i rr it
It was Henry that Bust the
Klamath Meat Ring on August 1st, 1930
It was Henry's that bust the Klamath Milk Ring a little over a month ago. It
was we Henry's of that wee little market that was hailed1 into court on
trumped-up charges. It was we Henry's that beats this case single-handed
without aid of attorneys because Henry is right. Because Henry is fighting
your battle because Henry is fearless and Henry will fight It out along that
line if it costs the price of the shop and then some. Henry predicts 6c per quart
milk in the near future, as we sold it a month ago. Henry's the smallest, ex
clusive retail market in this city, retailing more tonnage than any other market
in town. Small, indeed, yet big enough to keep all the rest in check and on tip
toes. "HENRY'S MARKET IS CLEAN AND KEPT CLEAN" testifies State In
spector emeritus Joe Kimsey.
Fresh Lean Side Pork
Fat Salt Pork
Fresh Sliced Liver
Roast of Mutton
Choice Red Salmon
Rib Steaks of Beef
Pure Lard-Gov. Insp.
Pork Steak
Beef Steak
Beef Pot Roast
Choice
Pork Roast
Lean
Shortening-Gov. Insp.
Fresh Ground
Hamburger
Fresh Ground
Breakfast Sausage
Oleomargarine
ShC lb. ' lb. 0 lb.
QUANTITIKH LIMITED.