The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 29, 1932, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJanuary 29, 1932 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PARK SEVEN BAMBINO SUR E OFPOSI TION WITH YANKEES lr .K TIWY NEW YOltK. J.n. IS, U.R) Gib Ruth said today he u aura h would In nut Id right field for th New Yrk Vanaa.a whan Culimel llupperl ham open aialnst tlx Athleilrs at Philadelphia on April II. "Do you think I'd ba eatlns two mnli a day ami mlui IU ut pla. K wasn't aura I'd ha playing wllh the Yankaf" tha aultan or awat damandwt, wip ing a il r Mm of sweat from till forehead. ".Nona" fur Salary Tha Inl.rrl.w started whlla flunrga It.rman waa In tha mid dle nt hla third mil on Ilia eta tlnnary hlrrrl at An la MWinv m a grmnaalum. And tha limn hlno waa In an uncertain imiod herauaa ha had twn and une-half nmra mtlea to pump. Ilia com perallrely eklnnr. pink laga wara going ap and down Ilka pistons: hla pug niiMfl (are waa flushed Irnm ei.rllon and hla heavy whlla eweater waa wringing wllh parapliatlon. "Hut what about your sal ary " tha reporter alarlad to gat right down to uualneaa. "Aw, narli," ejarulated tha llal.a. Than tha wall known fara m.l lowad Into a amlla. Tha big fal low aald ha waa aorry and ei plalnad that "I hla valorlpade" got on hla narras mini Hum. Ha aaaurad that ba waa confi dant hla aalary dispute with Cnlonal Jarnb Hupp.rt, ownar of tha Yaukaaa, would ba Ironed out all right. Wage Trout "Aa a laat raaort, to gat tha metier aatll.d, would you laka a aalary alaahf" tha grrlba In quired. Tha Nalia padallad moinant In allanra, than cnntlnuad wllh, "Wall, I'm not laying would n't." America's oulatandlng dia mond luminary rarantly mallad bark to tha Yankees hla un algnrd I'll contract. Tha con tract had contalnad a aalary cut of 110.000 from tha 110,000 sti pend ha had raralrad undar hla previous two-ysr rontrart. Tha Haba told newspaper man ha would not taka 170,000 on a one-year routrarl. Tha reporter asked Itulh If hla aalary alaah atatement today ra farrad to a ona-yaar contract. "Oh. wall I (uaaa ao." ba ra-epnnded. San Francisco's Neivest AND MOST.MODERN Downtoivn Hotel! 'Juat off I'nion Square moat convenient to thrateri, ahopa and store. Only Califiimia hotel of fering Srrviilnr feature thus combining "maiimum privacy wiih minimum tipping". Gamp in basrmmt uiih dirrct rlrvalar trrvir to all gut it room fiitotu In every room conneo lino for radio reception, running tillered ire water, tub and shower. Ueatem-eipnaure Tower room have ultra-violet-ray window. Dinner in GifTee Shop from 750 up in Main Dining Koom from vita fit a i mm mm gfe Hotel ll.SU up. Alao a la carte service. 600 ovrtiht boom 177 juvrfa reoau al gl SO aWr. 1 III ml St. UfJ 14 SO. 107 ai IS, M el HJO. H al to. btmtlt rasau IS M iH daily. loratlnwsn LmnnaiuSmiut 1 1 1 k 1 70 dwh - lULust Hou 5 la 1 1 2 I 7 la 1 1 i deeMa. Sill Fit A CIS DIIAKE .laaaj-Niiniaa aaaCfc Pow.Il Street at Stitur Saa Fraaeiaro Afuar Hut sun Huxu's gMguau Un4 LaarAra vtd Am Marjorie, New Hubby in Florida h--1 m m .: A I . - Oa- A Marjorl flambrau, morla act ran, ahown elmva with bar naw hua band, rranrla A. tiudgar, rail rod rapllallal, la bonaymoonlng at bring, ria., whara tha couple plan to maka Ikalr wlntar home. Mar Jorl announced that ah waa raniiiMely and daflnltaly through wllh the icraen and tb alag. Shasta View's Helping Hand Group Formed 17 Years Ago SHASTA VIKW. Or. (Hp-rlal) The Helping Hand loclely of Hhaaia Vlaw waa nrganltad nearly 17 yeara ago with aavan charter member aolaly for th anrlcl galharlnga of th fw acat tared bomataadr In tha aag bruab land. Blnr It Inception thy hv met nearly very two wk al th bom of tha mam bar ranging alphabetically. toon after their organliatlon they learned that th Rhaata View aebool waa la need of a loualcal Instrument. Thalr fin ance war aomewhat limited. having II 71 la the treaaury. Wtihln a rary abort time they gave an entertainment In con nection wllh a boi aoclal, tha acclaty furnlahlng the hnlee, SO In number. The proceeda netted lk. 00, tbelr flrat contribution. They ware aooo called upon tn aealtt In the Hed Croaa work and reaponded by meeting every week to aaw or whatever came for them to do and their flrat entertainment for tbla work nailed nearly floo.00. By tbla time they had gained five new member, and It might be of Irtereat to aome to know that during thalr "pioneer daye" ther wer no car la t hla eec- tlon, "Old Dobbin" and ble run ning mate bitched to a bark or alalgh gathered np all the women and children. Since that time they have lelped purchase a piano for the high erhool at Malm, one for the Community hall, nearly furn ished the ball kitchen and helped pay other bills needed In Ita construction. They hold a baiaar In connection with an entertainment by local talent once a year whlrb net from 1115.00 to 11(0.00 which 1 used In this community for vart oua porpoaee. Tnr two year a, tinea the call for relief work they have bad charge of tbla work and this year In connection wltb the Malln Commercial club were respons ible for the collection of money and euppllee which afforded Cbrlatmaa ehr for all children and many grnwn-upa In tb com munity and tb work I atlll In progres. eH File Tlinreday Bull has beea filed In clrrult court by ih Vermont Loan and Trust company agalnat Hartha B. Ol son and Arthur Phillip Olson. I'lalntlffs ask for foreclosure of n.origage. Judgment of 1700 llh tntereet, 1150 attorney feea and coat end dlabur-mrnt. Paris' Guest OF COMMERCE DUST MACftOKX, Calif. (Rpeclall Macdoel has an active chamber of commerce. Incorporate'! In Itll, wllh Harry I.. Nelson president. In lltl the chamber sponsored the building of a r,iio ii community hall which la also used by the grange and for aoclal purposes. The Macdoel Hed Croaa re ceived mora than tha quota In tha drive of 19 31. and has helped aeveral needy famlllea In the district this winter. The tiet-Togelher club, a pure ly aoclal organization, waa form ed In January, mo by .Mrs J. I. Ott and Mrs. Harold Offlna, and at present haa I'J membera. The .Macdoel Orange la active, aenda a delegate to alate grange each year and once each month aponaora a card party, the pro ceeda of which are added to tha grange funds. Howard Krost was lately elected maater. Dog Retrieves Thrown Coif Club ASTORIA, Or., Jan. I, OIJO Sheriff Hliuher'a dog "Eu" la an enthuslaatle retriever. When the sheriff a golfing companion dubbed a drive, be threap bis driver Into the lake. "Kate" swam out end brought the club bark to the tee. Classified Ads pilot good cus tomers through door of acorea of progressiva atorea. Highway Cost$ To be Preiented State Commission SALEM, Or., Jan. !, (UR) figures showing that tha average monthly payroll for administra tive and engineering employee nf the stale highway department la 4 71 percent of total eipedltures are to be preaentad to th alate highway commission at Ita Feb ruary meeting. The average monthly payroll la tlMl.tl, It was alio a by report today. Administrative function coat lll.sl'l or percent of all etnenaea. Monthly coat of conatructlou engineering la I. 7 and of aurveva and plana .71 percent of all eipandunraa, A majority of the cnmmlneWH agreed at a recent Informal meet Ing to reduce administrative ei pene by 10 percent. A long a you have the t Inasl. fled Hectlun. you needn't long ta obtain anything you nd It I eaay to get It! Hailed lu I'arla with all the pomp accorded to the rulers of the greatest nations. Crown Prince Asafou Queasan of Abys sinia la ahown here aa he signed th tiollen Book of the Are do Trlomphe In the French capital. Shortridge Under Surgeon's Knife WASHINGTON, Jan. II. (U.B Senator Samuel Shortridge, rep., Calif., underwent an operation bare late Thursday for Inteatlnal dlsordera. His physician Ir. Maaale Page, reported Short ridge "Hood the operation well and I reeling easily." People who are out of work can profitably employ a few mlnutea eeck day In watching tha "Help Wanted" columns. When new Job are open they will bear of tbem at once. SHioe Specials or Men Work Sho Dre Oxford Heavy welt aole. oboe Brown and Black Calfskin, built (or bard service. $1.98 $3.85 to to $3.95 $4-45 Buster Brown 5hoe Store - """" If you rtn't find exartlr what rou want tn tha Clatalflvd Adt today, phnn your own ad to an ad-takr at 1100 and aik (or It! Red Ball Stage Line Orva Stag) Daily for Lakeview, Oregon Terminal Stag Depot 830 Klamath PHONE 999 eave K. F. 8:30 a. m. Arriving Daily . ... . . . the Gayest New Spring Dresses personally lelected by our buyer, Mre. Cha. LaPolnt, in New York and Loa Angeles. They're stunning styles for the early Spring season and we know you'll be quite as enthus iastic about them as we are. The new fabrics are featured in bright Blue, Argentine Rose, Carrot, Star Gold and a score more of the bright colors .... contrary prints combined with plain colors and several mate rials are smart .... fitted body lines with higher necklines, scarfs in the new manner or cape collars, puffed sleeves, skirt flaired below the knees and the bias influence predominate .... buttons are in evidence. They're dresses you'll feci so "expensive" in, for they're brand new and have all those little tricky style details that mark them as the fashion successes of the season, yet they're so reasonably priced that they become excep tional values as well. $iw75 and up We Give Orange Stamps. Lrs f i rue; a?'e' " mm Sizes For V ,4 Matron j A T And Miss.'" '-s Both Stores In Klamath Falls and Chiloquin, Ore. . Oregon Woolen Stores Nothing Reserved STOCK ADJUSTER'S SALE HUNDREDS OF SMART BUYERS HAVE BEEN TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE .... TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE WHO HAVE SO FAR BEEN UNABLE TO VISIT THIS GREAT EVENT WE WILL REMAIN OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL EVERY ONE HAS HAD A CHANCE AT THESE REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS. suinrs In this group yon will find aolu that aold recn lar to i-Ci-M. In both one and two-pant antta. Kxtm tronam optional. They can b obtained In this (ro tip for 3.13 additional. Owing to the extreme low price of thla gronp a amall charge will be made for alteration. $13.85 In thla group yoa Kill find suit that aolil to S34.50. .Many new aprina; suits are incladrd In thla lot, both for mm and yonna; mm. Ahao. lately all woo I, brat of tailoring and woolen. Ktra name ran he had if drelred with any of three rait for V3.S3 more. Suits On Sale At 627 Main St. Store Only Thla 1 absolutely the cream of oar Mock of fine tail that aold np to S39.00. Serge, banker' rrejr, hard and unfinished worsteds and Gaber dine. Extra pante ran be had with three enlta for S41S additional. $21.85 OVERCOATS and TOP COATS Orerroate and' Toproate la thla group rrsjntar o S 10.50. Xeweet style, light and dark patterna, absolutely all wool coat. Sacrtrirrd $7-85 In thla group yon hare the cream of oar stock and your nnreetrirted choice of any Topcoat or Orrrcoat In the bouse. Regu lar to 934.30 now at $13-85 if) 1 BOYS ALL WOOL OVERCOATS m 1 to year. $1.95 For amall boya from 1 Erery . coat aold regular at M.9-" and S4-B3. Yonil choice now at Creditors Demand Their Money Buy Now And Save! WORK SHIRTS Flannel Work regular to to Double Back Hickory Work Shirta. QQ Now one Pendleton All Wool Shirts, regular $3.95. Now Pendleton and Argonaut All Wool dQ fiC Shirts to $7.50 ij)0,u Shirts, 49c $1.95 MEN'S AND BOY'S SWISS Mack or brovrn Police and Firemen's black naif $4.95 CORD PANTS Light Cream or Elephant tan 22 m. Bottom Cord. Reg. $2.95 Boy's Cords, and cream, J 1 CD to $2.45. tpi'v" Cords, Regu- $2-39 blue, tan reg. Boy's Hi-Waist blue, tan, cream, $25 $2 '3 9 $5.00 Can't Bust 'Em Campus Cord. Now at $3-95 Men's black and tan Oxfords, Good- t QQ year welt aole. Regular S3.0S, now iplaaVO Mcn'a Mark and tan Oxfords, to dJO Alt S4.P.V Kid nad calf leathers, at ... iJ)Oi4J Shoe and Oxford to XI.BO. C alf or i CP kid leather. All styles and sires now..J)I.OJ fienulne Kniijtiiroo Khor and Oxford to SH.5t. C to EKKti widths, (tC OC double sot StMe. ear-proof linings. Never sold under SH.SO Ttoys' soliil leather dress or school, shoe. Sizes 10 to a ,or 24 to e d 1 Qtr Itegular to S2.85 1 VO Boya 1 l-lnrh leather sole Boots, that tO QC wear. Regular S4.S0 and SV4.U3 Pabaa7U WORK SHOES AND BOOTS Men' Work Shoes, plain or pac toe Ji QQ tyle, roninosltlnn sole. Regular S2.03.. 1 .IO 8-mrh Work Shoe or regular height, height, leather or roniMsltlon sole. (Q Q Itrgulnr to JW.BO J0.7iJ Work Shoe with heavy leather ole or compo sition welt aole, solid leather Insole, (t0 QC to sj.1.93 now J)i.7J Iturk-Ilert 16-Inch Hoot or Stnr Brand 17-lnrh. Regular SO.NS and VIO.HS Hoot tCiQ Now , . ). tjO SVEATERS 79c Boy's Part Wool Sweaters, pull-over style. 7Q Now I 17 C Men's Coat . Sweaters, ribbed and fleece lined Men's All Wool & Mixed Wool Coat and Pull-Over Sweaters to 1 fiQ $2.95. Now .... sD 1 ,OJ7 All Wool Coat or Pull- Over Sweaters to $3.95. . $2-45 BLAZERS Boys' Suede Cloth Blai ers. Regular QQ $1.95 now 17 0T Men's Suede Cloth Blaz ers. Regular J 1 QC $2.95 pll7J All Wool Blazers. Heavy weight. Reg. t0 QC to $4.50 sIael7J Pendleton all wool Bob Coats. Reg. J QC to $6.50 JJcl7iJ negim WooSeim 627 Main St., and 8th and Main, Klamath Falls. All Merchandise (Except Clothing) Sold at Either Store, 627 Main, 8th & Main Chiloquin, Ore. i