The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 30, 1937, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX , SOAIIING PHICE OF : MEAT PROTESTED . NEW YORK. Sept. 30 (Al') - Skyrocketing prices of meats to day had housewives and restaur 0 ateurs complaining. Butchers clamored they were losing money by continuing in business. so critical was the meat situation. The city department of public markets. weights and measures cited a $4.7 per cent increase over 1935 in retail beef prices. Pork is up 12.4 per cent. Lamb Is up 10.5 per cent, veal 8.6 per Cent. poultry 9.9 per cent, and dairy butter 5.1 per cent.. There was one ray of optimism. Fish cost 5 per cent less. Housewives, retailers said. were shifting to diets containing greater proportions of vegetables. More than 2000 kosher butch ers voted unanimously in Brook lyn to close their shops Friday afternoon and keep them closed until wholesale prices are re duced. Wholesale meat packers blamed it all on the floods and droughts of the last two years. More than ten million head of cattle, they said, were killed either by these disturbances or by the federal ag ricultural adjustment administra tion, which bought the farmers' ailing herds. Many restaurateurs and butch ers claimed the packers were over-emphasizing the drought ef fects. Housewives found, for exam ple, porterhouse steaks cost 29 cents at retail a year ago and 61 cents today. Other comparisons were: Sirloin, 89 cents, now 52; round 39. now 61; rib roast 29. now 43; and chuck steak 24, now 33. Chickens for roasting, the de partment of markets said, are selling for 40 cents now. CHANGES MADE IN SOCIAL SECURITY RETURN SCHEDULE Collector J. W. Maloney has re ceived word from Commissioner Guy T. Helvering that social secur ity information returns OS-2 and SS-2A will not be required to be filed for the quarter year ending September 30, but instead the next information returns will cover the six months period from 1 July 1 to December 31, and must be tiled not later than January 31. 1933. A mimeograph containing full information will be mailed with the nest blank forms 80-1 to be distributed to tagpayers. When an employe attains the ago of 65 or dies within such peri od, form 138-3 will begin July 1, notwithstanding instructions to the contrary on inch form. The silence in parts of the Rocky mountains is so great that the dapping of partridge wings can be beard for several miles. Day Phons 16,7 HOLD EVERYTHING! High School News Notes and Comment HEINZ DIETSCHE F ERT, lovable Mrs. Bioniquist has been tearing up and down the school hall of late, interview ing students at random on whht type of play they prefer. mystery or comedy. The result of this in ventory will have", great bearing on the type of drama that will be presented to the student body throughout the year. A strange mania has come over the "lettermen" in the corridors. Every morning and noon they mutter such senseless and incoher ent expressions as: "The snakes are crawling in the trees," or "the birds are twittering on the ground." And to think that spring Is still six months away. There's a humorous side to ev ery vexation, according to the philosophers, but try as he may. Mr. Ludington just can't see any thing funny in losing part of one's "fortune" in a pinball machine stationed in the Walgreen drug store. Each of the four classes in On Easy Terms Get Our Prices On Attractive 1938 Models Look Them Over While Our Stack is COMPLETE 5 PRICE RANGES By Clyde Lew le "It's that glass blower in ward B. again, Doctor, and this is the last thermometer we have!" MI KUHS elected a nominating com mittee whose fluty it is to sele,t desirable candidates for class offi cers. Those chosen by the com mittees will run against each oth er at various general elections. which will be held next week. Prexy Chuck O'Connor bas the following comment to make about the attendance at the recent Duns muir game: "Although the towns' people gave us excellent support, the student body, as a whole. didn't turn out well." A regular feature of the life of the old-fashioned early Amer ican home was the making of soap. The settlers boiled the grease left from the kitchen and mixed it with lye that was made by pouring water over wood ashes. Fingerprints are unchanged from childhood to old age, al though they are different for every individual., Avoid False Teeth Dropping or Slipping You needn't fear false teeth dropping or blipping if you'll sprinkle a little Fasteeth on your plates each morning. Gives all day comfort and teeth hold tight. Deodorizes. No gummy. pasty, taste or feeling. Get Fasteeth from your druggist. Three sizes. ME D EltkIL LeOrcEEIRETE0 CASH SALE PRICES Sturdy Battery 12 Months Guaranteed. 13-Plate $373 Heavy Service Battery GlguaMraonntethesd $4.27 Heavy Duty Battery G24uaMraonntethesd. 17 Plates $5.04 Ford V8 - Low Type Sturdy 12 Months Guaranteed $4.38 Heavy Duty 17 Plate, 24 Months Guaranteed $5.08 CASH AND CARRY NO TRADE-INS NO INSTALLATIONS Chicago Car Heaters One for every car and every pocketbookA small down payment installs one of these wonderful heaters. JACK'S TIRE SHOP "THE HOME OF GOOD BARGAINS" 316 S. 6th St. 167 Night Phone 1128 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON i U 1 SAVING ACCOUNTS SHOHIIGE CAIN WASHINGTON. Sept. 30 (AP) 'the Federal Home Loan bank board said today savings accounts In its 23 Oregón affiliates Jumped $ 1.100.012 tho first eight months of this year, to a total ot $4.040,- 376. "Such savings Invested in these and all other federal associations and In many state-chartered asso ciations in the United States are protected throngh Insurance up to $5.000 on each account by the Federal Savings and Loan Insur ance corporation," a board an nouncement said. The board added that during the eight-month period, assets of the Oregon associations increased from $1,700.163 to $10,158.187. Direct reduction mortgage loans those of which the face value of the mortgage is reduced by monthly paymentsfor con struction, purchase, recondition ing and refinancing of Oregon homes Jumped from $8.122,425 to $8.374.421. Federal associations in Oregon are located in Albany. Baker, Bend. Corvallis, Dallas, The Dulles, Eugene, Grants Pass. Hillsboro, Klamath Falls, Lake view. McMinnville. Marshfield. Medford, Oregon City, Portland and Salem. vysli ' Whole-bean freshness' fiffir lint from the roaster' Packed in a thrifty pa , per beg! There's the story of AIRWAY'S goodness and econo my in a few words CAPTAIN APPLEGATE TAKES FALL WALKS ' Captain O. C. Applegate. prom inent Klamath pioneer, has been out this spring more than for many months, according to ment 'hers of his family. Although he walks slowly, Captain Applegate has been on several jaunts of a few blocks front the family home on North Seventh street. Last Sunday he suffered a slight set-back, and has been ail ing somewhat this week. The captain enjoys calls from old friends. Natives of the Solomon Island3 wear necklaces of beetles legs as love tokens. By ROGER B. GREENE NEW YORE, Sept. $0 (AM A man in a long black cloak and It dark crush hat has come 4000 miles to mount the steps of the NVhite House and tell President Roosevelt what he thinks Eng land thinks of him. "Ills hat is the style of '69, Ilia nose is long Rift thin, But his strongest hold Is g sad, sad smile That chippers of grief within." liannen Swatter is sad. That Isn't why he wears a long black cloak and dark crush hata funehrions figure as well known In England as George Bernard Shaw. Iles sad about the president. lie wants to tell Mr. Roosevelt that whatever darkling thoughts some American critics may have about him, Englishmen "at least, my crowd," he interpolated think F. D. R. isis "Tops?" suggested a reporter.' "Quite!" said Hannan Swatter, The 66-year-old London politi cal pundit and dean of British dramatic critics, who likes to think of himself as "the last Eng lishman left in the world," con tinued: "I want to tell the president what we think of him in England that you Americans" (he pro nounced it 'Ameddicans in the beet Mayfair tradition) "have only had three groat presidents, Washington. Lincoln and Frank lin Delano Roosevelt. All equally great. "Why Roosevelt?" said Han non Swatter. who is going home to write about F. D. R. for 10.- 000,000 British readers. "1 shall tell you. Because in four years he has had to implement 40 years of British social legislation. So great was the need anti so terrible the crisis that he hall made mistakes, but his mistakes have been ntuch better than any of the previous republican triumphs." A man with a load of curiosity is Batmen Swatter. Besides the president, he wants to seeand tell his readers, he said: 1. What's wrong with United Tomatoes keep better in Nature's own package , 0 1 That's why AIRWAYrushed from roaster to grocer in the bean...is 211100 IMEO always so fresh, so delicious! Yes! AIRWAY IS roasted for you every day...protected in the bean...and rushed straight to your grocer in our own fast trucks. With service like this. ..and last minute. grinding...you're bound to get every bit of AIRWAY'e deep-down goodness. Goodness that comes from blending choice, specially selected coffees and correctly roasting them. 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Then At may's your blend PEATURED AT TOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GaocnSAFEWAY Statos prisons "becituno we can't undetotand all theno 2. John L. Low's "becanno nowt to Mr. Hoonovell we regard hunt Is Ainerica's most dynamic figure And hominy, you nee. I as R nocialist understand all I hese IA bor troubles." S. 1Vhat has become of Now York's famous "Four Ilundrod?" That worries hint. "We never." said Swntter. "hear about them any more. Ilan it really been dis covered in the hooey it Riwtos wan?" 4. A typical miulwest town "bemoan I don't believe such a thing ethos." 5. Mayor 'Morello ii La Guar dia of New York "becaune he in rebuilding a great city not in torms of skyscrapers hut In ternin ot human life and living." "And bolt but not least." he said, "I want to soe the 'nine old mon in Mashington. An an Englishman. I Nei you people wornhip your constitution much more than we worship God. You don't understand that at the thne it was written It was the most idealistic document otor penned by the band of man. But that was a long time ago. "Today the United States ban developAl its manhood but is still wearing the swaddlang-clothen Of a COnnittlt1011 meant tor Weller.: tual children. You go on worship-I log thin dead thing." el; é .s- Lye a Aome-made JF.1 ca,4e Schilling Baking Powder MECHANICAL CORN-PICKERS IN WIDE DEMAND CHICAGO, Sept. 20 (AP) Farm implement manufncturerN reported today they were Rwamp with orders for mehanical corn ninon', whirh not only to., IOW rata from atailot but husk . clean and dopoall thrill in a wit Rom, The heavy corn crop, estimated at 2.649.281,000 busholo, R ltit moro MOH hott year, along with inercaming Mutter 90 for form labor, Influenced many farmers to buy pickers. lattufacturero 4720 pick ors with i wholsnlo rutin) of 82,- 215,476, in 1936. 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