THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
May 6, 1038
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F
With parking meters definitely
at u far the solution of the
resent traffic problem Is con
cerned, nother angle will be ap
proached by the police depart
ment, It was learned Friday.
From the office of tho police
Judge, Otto Langslet, It was learn
ed that city fathers. In regular
seKSion Monday night, will be
asked by Chief of Police Frank
Hrnnm and Langslet to put on an
extra police officer who will de
vote one month to checking tags
of those who do not report tbelr
traffic violations, serving and Is
suing bench warrants to these
traffic offenders.
- During the month of April ap
proximately 800 motorists who
hsd been served with red tags ap
- peered either before the desk ser-
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The Sweetest
Gift of All
, for .
MOTHER
MISS SAYLOR'S
UNUSUAL CHOCOLATES
SOCIETE CHOCOLATES
CALIFORNIA
GLACE" FRUIT
The Swan
Opposite the Courthouse
Breakfasts and Lunches
Served 1
HIS
EXTRAMAN ON
TRAFFIC DUTY
Sunday, May 8
MOTHER'S DAY
We are determined that every MOTHER IN
KLAMATH FALLS AND VICINITY must be made
happy, and we have made unusual preparations
to Insure this: WITH FLOWERS AND POT
TED PLANTS.
Be sure you wear a flower in her honor. WHITE
FLOWERS FOR MOTHERS DEPARTED, COL
ORED FLOWERS FOR MOTHERS LIVING.
Klamath
Flower Shop
O. R. MOELLER, Florist
719 Main Street Phone. 1 00
Bonded Members of
The Florist Telegraph Delivery Association
IT'S FUN TO WIRE FLOWERS
Open Until 4 P. M. Sunday
Hamlin
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rrmmtmtmi t a ifiirii in 'mi
Kcnnell-EIMa
Don F. Hamlin, who Is a can
didate for the democratic nom
ination for district attorney.
geant or in police court and paid
their fines. This Is, according to
the opinion of the chief of police
and police judge, one third of
those who were issued tags. In
other words. Chief Hamm pointed
out, there should have been about
1000 violators appearing Instead
of the 300 that did report. .
"This Issue bas been forced
upon the police department by
the traffic violators who will not
observe their duties In making
their appearance after they break
a traffic law," Langslet pointed
out. "The traffic situation is
getting worse Instead of better In
Klamath Falls with summer com
ing on and more cars in use
dally.
"Violators go to many ex
tremes to get out of paying their
traffic fines, even to rubbing off
the mark made by the checker on
their tires, moving their cars a
length down the street at the end
of the parking limit period or
even disregarding the red tags by
tearing them up when they find
them on cars."
Langslet said that anyone
caught overparktng on Main
street or the Intersecting streets
between Pine street and Klamath
avenue or on these two streets
would be given a red tag. If he
disregards the ticket a bench
wnrrant will be Issued and served.
Violators will bo fined a mini
mum of 2 when I hey appear In
police court.
Mayor Clifton Richmond ad
vised The Herald-News Friday
afternoon that he had not heard
from the Jennings company, with
whom the city council had entered
Into contract to provide parking
niotcrs for tho city, but that he
expected a letter within a weak.
Mayor Richmond staled that he
did not think it necessary to wire
but that he had written . lengthy
letter describing the situation as
It appeared In Klamaih Falls.
Little else was expected to come
before the council at the regular
session Monday night.
MUSIC STUDENTS
AT ACADEMY PLAN
ANOTHER RECITAL
Another of a series of recitals
In which tho music students of
the music department of Sacred
Heart academy ere presented will
be given Saturday afternoon at
S:1S o'clock, May 7, in the acad
emy auditorium. It was announc
ed Friday.
The public la Invited. Students
who will appear Saturday belong
in nnn nf fhA ndvunceri KrOlins.
The last of the spring series will
be Heard Sunday auernoon ai
2:15 o'clock in the auditorium in
which the advanced class will be
presented.
Following Is the program:
Chinese Dance Tschalkowsky
Pearl Crettol, First Piano
Jane La Londe, Second Piano
Moon Paths Adams
Mary O'Connor
Dance Caprice Grieg
Emma Johns
Orientale Cul
Jack O'Connor
Berniece Baker, Accompanist
On the Sea .- Dvernoy
Jean Sllliman
The Butterfly Grieg
Ellis Young, First Piano
Jane Kenyon, Second Piano
Piece Dans Le Style Anclen
chamlnade
Patricia Sexton .
Estrellita ponce-Simon
Jack O'Connor, First Violin
Dan O'Connor, Second Violin
Mary O'Connor, Accompanist
Tango Dent Mowrey
Pearl Crettol
Avalanche Carter
Berniece Baker. First Piano
Justine Davis, Second Piano
Dawn Barbour
Jewell Eaton
Dance on the Green Poldl
Magnolia Blossoms Vargas
Tn.tlnA Davis
All Together Huerter
Dan o Connor
fnrv o'Pnnnnr. Accompanist
The Flight of the Bumble Bee
Rimsky-Korsakoff
In an Irish Jaunting Car
y miuviu
Jane Kenyon
With Lazy Oars Nordman
Will O' the Wisp Kuhe
Jane La Londe
Dance of the Winds Peabody
Jane La Londe, First Piano
Patricia Sexton, Second Piano
Woodland Dawn Benson
IslS of Dreams Torjussen
Renata Sari
The Lotus Flower Barbour
Ellis Young
In a Persian Market .... Ketelbey
John Schnabel, First Violin
Matilda Zupan, Second Violin
Rose Lasagna, Viola
Dorothy Marsrow, Cello "
Stepnen Stabo, Harp
NO RED TAPE
Details Arranged at Your
Home
Only Responsible Painters and
Decorators Do Your Job
Call Mr. Wlnnlngham Today,
Residence Phone 9S0R
J. W. COPELAND YARDS
Phone 128
PALACE GROCERY AND MARKET
Closed Sundays and Evenings A Home Owned Store
We Deliver All Day Saturday Phone 64 76
i
Specials for Saturday, Monday
Pork and Beans Milk Libbys b Tins 35c I
Van Camps Tall Tins XforXVC -
Corned Beei alln.35c fjf jZHL -31c
Tomato Juice - Crackers .2-I,b. Box 21c
Swifts No. 1 tin fc
Wax Paper ; ISc Eggs m no,. 13c
Sugar io.Lb. Ba,, S3c Margarine aemKnt 2 ,,b,,2Sc
HotSauce m 3, r10c Dog Food Bonnie 6forJ9C
ttrt Royal Club Whole f . s71nf4 rr,"ed S'tf CO
VwUril Kernel 12-or.. tin.... XforX3v f lUleT Know 49 l,bi.31J7
VEGETABLE SPECIALS MEAT SPECIALS
New Peas Wc" 1 "lc1 5c no or Roast, lb. ...17c
""" ' Sho. Pork Steak, lb. 20c
New Potatoes , Steer Beef Pot Roast,
Hliafter While O I,b,,15C jjj 15C"17C
f of ttf p lMrKn Holld Co Steer Beef Sho. Steak,
IwVtlUkt; n,,flm, Kach 3l jj fC
Tomatoes R,tdncd 2 .2Se Boneless Beef Stew,
lb. 20C
Asparagus 3,,, 14c White Fryers, 3 for ... 98c
City Polling Places
Precinct Address
1 133 South Riverside
668 California avenue
3 31 Main street
4 609 North Third street
5 415 Pino street
6 601 Pine street
7 939 Lincoln street
8 Courthouse
9 City library
10 Arcade hotel
11 Lake hotel
13 834 Klamath avenue
13 13.10 Main street
14 424 South Sixth
15 224 2 White avenue
16 314 4 Kberleln street
17 2329 Wantland avenue
18 917 East Main
19 Mills school
30 845 East Main
3t 238 Martin street
32 Main at Esplanade
23 159 Hillside
24 533 Eldorado
25 845 Kldnrado
26 Roosevelt school
37 1411 Crescent avenue
28 County library
39 Falrvlew school
.10 1833 Oregon avenue
31 1937 Oregon avenue
32 Shlppington. 1108 Hanks 91.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK. May (.fV-Strong
buying In utilities gave the stock
market a broad rallying hoist to
day that put many Issues up frac
tions to around four points.
The power group, along with
rails and specialties, uncovered
quiet support at the start, the
former apparently responding to
persistent reports "something
good" was coming out of Wash
ington for the long-beleaguered
public service corporations.
I he utility upswing realty got
under way late In the session,
with blocks of several thousand
shares of low-priced stocks chang
ing hands, when Securities and
Exchauge Commissioner John W.
Hanes, In a luncheon address at
Pittsburgh, made a plea tor co
operation between government
and business and especially point
ed out benefits which would ac
company teamwork between the
power concerns and the adminis
tration. Especial attention waa paid to
the commissioner's reference to
the probability that a get-together
move of the sort suggested
would bring a flow of several hun
dred million dollars of new capi
tal annually Into Investment for
construction and replacement.
Dealings were exceptionally
Blow until near the final hour
when volume expanded briskly
for an Interval and the tape fell
behind. Transfers for the session
approximated 1,100,000.
Today's closing prices:
Air Reduction 45
Allied Chemical & Dye 14 5
Allied Stores - l
American Can - 86)
American & For. Power .... 3
he man whose wife's
Is just the man
-" .. . .
PILLSDURYS DE5T
THE 'BALANCED" HOUR-MAKES GOOD BAKING BETTER
Margaret Johnson
George Cbastalo
Baldwin hotel
J. W. Warner
Valley hotel
Presbyterian church
F. V. Abbey
(Raaementl
Fifth and Klumath (Basement)
Rulck Garage
Ostendort's
Duke building
Ralslger't garage
(Mon Claire street)
Mrs. Burkes
American Power & Light .... 5
American Rad. & St 12
American Roll. Mills 16
American Smelt, ft Ref. 3!)
A. T. T 130
Amorlcan Tob. B 72
American Water Works .... 9
Anaconda Copper - IS
Armour III 4
Atchison T. & S. F 19
Baltlmoro & Ohio 6
Barnsdall . 14
Bendlx Aviation - - 13
Bethlehem Steel 48
Boeing Air - 37
Budd Mfg - .-. 4
California Pack - 10
Callahan Z-L 1
Calumet Hec 7
Canadian Pacific - 6
Case (J. I.) 83
Caterpillar Tractor 43
Celanose 13
Certain Teed ............. 6
Ches. ft Ohio 2S
Chrysler - 4!i
Col. Gas ft Electric 7
Commercial Solvent ............ 7
Com'wlth ft Sou 1
Consolidated Edison .......... 25
Consolidated Oil . 9
Corn Products 63
Curtlss Wright 5
Douglas Aircraft 45
Du Pont ft De N 104
Electric Auto Light 16
Electric Power ft Light .... 10
Erie R. R !
General Electric - 35
General Foods 26
General Motors i 32
Goodyear Tires .................... IS
Gr. No. Ry. Pf. 17
Hudson Motor 6
Illinois Central 9
Insp. Copper - 1!
International Harvester 69
International Nickel 47
Int. Pap. ft P. Pf - v 28
I. T. 4 T. - -
Johns Mnnvllle 71
Kennecott Con. Cop - 35
Llb-O-Ford 29
Liggett Myers B 00
Loew's - 41
a champion baker
who likes to take her
PRESENTS
Monly Ward . 3I
Nash Kolvlnalor - M
National lllsiMilt U
National Distillers -
National Powr Light .... 7i
N. Y. Ontral
North Amnrlran ii
Northern Paoltlo i
Packard M
J. C. Ponnoy 'H
Pciin R. 11 17
Phillips Pet 8fl
Pressed Steel Car '
Pub. Service N. J "
Pullman - aM
Hem, Hand HI
Ren. Steel 14il
Seurs Roebuck Ml)
Shell Union 13
So. Calif. Edison ................ S3J
Southern Paoltlo ................. I'H
Htandard llramls . H
Rtundaril Oil of Calif I0g
Standard Oil N. J 4 lit
Studolinker 4t
Superior Oil ill
Texas Corporation IDJ
Trans-America 10
Union carbide al
Union Pacific &
United Airlines
United Aircraft i
United Corporation 5t
United tias Imp ll
U. S. Rubber 7
U. 8. Steel . 4S
Walworth
Western Union S-t
White .Motor M
Woolworth 431
Closing Curb (Juotat Ions t
Cities Service H
Blectrlc Hond & Share H
RAILROAD
NEWS
U. P. HEAD LAUDS
PENDLETON, May t (P) Al
most without exception, the Union
Pacific railroad hsa settled labor
differences "within the family,"
William Jeffers, Omaha, president
of the Union Pacific railroud, told
an audience of about 2(0 persons
here last nlfht.
Addressing a banquet and pro
gram sponsored by the Pendleton
Old Timers' club and auxiliary of
tho railroad, Jeffers asserted that
unions conducted on a rational
basis "are an asset to railroads."
"True, the unions and officials
don't always see eye to eye," he
said, "but we can disagree and
still be friends."
The Pendleton meotlng was one
of the rail head's stops on a tour
of the Paciflo northwest.
Old Timer delegations from
Walla Walla. La Grande, Spokane
and Portland attended the ban
quot In addition to the Pendleton
members,
TRAIN CARRIES
FEEDER CATTLE
TO ALTURAS
' A tralnload of 30 cars of feeder
THE BOXERS FIST MUST KEEP
There have been sixty blrlh
dctys In the life oi Hills Bros.
Coffee. Each one could have
been the occasion for cele
brating success, but work has
gone on as usual. As a matter
of fact. Hills Bros, consider
every birthday an additional
opportunity not only to main
tain the high qualify of their
coffee, but improve it if pos
sible. Ever-increasing confi
dence of millions of people in
Hills Bros. Coffee Is gratefully
accepted as another order
lo keep everlastingly at It.
HILLS
mm
cattle Is expected to pass through
Klnmalh Kill la on the Southern
Pnclflo Hum rilny on Ha wny in Al
lurns for Iniumlng (torn I ho Sac
rnniuulo valley,
S. P. OPERATES
FIVE STREAMLINED
PASSENGER TRAINS
There are now St mulllplo-iinlt
strenmllun punsnuger trains In
the United States, of then trains,
tits Sou I horn I'nrlfla couipsuy
owns live. Orders have been
plneod lo hiillil tilun more of these
modern fast trains.
J. P. Stafford, engineer for
Clrent Northern, nnd his wife have
returned to Kluuinlh Fill In after
a two weeks' trip to Los Angeles.
Jo Cloud of lh. Oreii North
ern, who suffered a skull fracture
In April, wns shl lo return to
work Thursday,
C. N. Chtisloplierson, genernl
agent for Oro.nl Northern, left
Thursday for a business trip to
Hand and Redmond.
R. P. Kelley of San Francisco,
district frelulit agent for the Col
ton Hell railway, wss In town
Friday.
SET FDR S
A duffers' gnlf match will be
featured ut tho Realties Clolf and
Country club Suudny.
Webb Konnett, In charge of the
affair, announced that Elmer llnl
slKor, "Doc" Daggett anil Ed Van
nice would be three of the en
trants. None of these men, he
said, has ever played golf, but
they have consented to make a
"stab" at the game for the fun
of It Sunday. Kennett wns looking
for another "duffer" to fill out
a foursomo.
A gnllery Is expected to follow
the neophytes around the course.
Other members of the club will
be rated as to their handicaps,
and there will be playing In three
brackets.
Here's Zest for
Potter's
FRIl-lETS
joy a mtsl plan
ned around Irilly
lreh rag noodleil
100 A t Durum
Semolina I Rmdy
In 6Vi minute.
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KLAMATH ICE &
STORAGE COMPANY
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over Vrihlcu, Mara
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