The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 13, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1$2S THE KLAMATH NKWfr Klamath Fighters 1 Two Boys Cau&ht fPrhiters Union GbWellWIedford , Thro Klamatu Fall tighten last nlKht featured at Medford In a flRlit card put on I hero. Jess Holtlnner, Klamath Fall, lighting the ID-round main vnt against Gen. O Grady. Ashland, lost by a decision. . It ra a hard fousht battle, and It waa not 'until O'Graily came back in tho laat two rounds full of tight, that It waa decided who would be the winner. Cllft Hot Hp tor, alra ot Klam ath Falls, knocked out Kid Wag ner, Uedford. In the fourth round ot a six-round tight. Wlllltn Wilson, also ot this city, won on a foul from Pat Pelaford ot Medtord. . The fights were staged before 1 Stealing Articles Holds Election After ' giving "two tads, both ( M. A. MfClnrc ' eln-ixd under IS yeara of age, a lecture : prM(ienl of he Klaiuuth branch rV,hUrUA""rl"h ' .mn.,.o.l Typogr.,h. them and ordered them back to'rl union at a recent meeting, school yesterday. I Other officers elo.-ted for the Entering the Varlaty Store about I o'clock Thursday, the Dirigible 400 'XjlKS Miles Off Shore fCemliaard two boys stole a u umber of small articles. For one lad. this theft la the first offense, while the second one has been Implicated in other rohberles - at the Golden Rule. Variety Store and WoMworth'a. a Capacity house with many Klamath porta fans proaeut. Rill Kllfolt. manager of the Wal dorf, brought the results to the News Just before, press time. Is IS inlles an hour and uboul SO miles an haur was said la lis her . maximum apeed In - trial, lligMs before she loft Fried rich- coming year are: William Long. isharea. uermany. t Icit provident ; William Webb, j According to the niessaKe. the secretary-treasurer, and Oeorge Craf Xi'ppelhr esperta to reach Uowe. Horgeant-at-arms. , l-nkehitrst, N. J.. Kuuiluy uoou Untiring officers are: (ieorgo ronaldi-rnliiv anonrr than had Webber, president: , W 1 1 1 1 a m been ludlealed by eurly atagva of Webb. rn president; Nate Ot- the flight.- Apparently favorable terbeln, recretary-treasurer; and wlnd were driving the big craft fieorge Tlowe. sergeeM-at-arms. jweatwar.1 along a rout just Tha union la conducing a label jrouth of the North Atlantic atorin campaign to stimulate business laroa. for local ahop. , i -'r 41 Moura . ,U The Graf Zeppelin had been In Old newspaper for sale 'at lh lihe air 4T hours at tS:ll a. m Nawa of.lre. nana nu n a aaa a Yes, Firt Again With the New Pack Tood. To demonstrate bow "quick we are on the trigs;'"," in turning our mer chandise and assembling new pack and new crop foods, we are liating here tew of our many assortments of 1923 crop and 1928 pack foodstuff. Trice are low, to J" We never take "advantage of our position a large quantity buyers and distributors to increase our own profits. The saving we make are always 'passed on to our customer. ' Prices effective Saturday, October 13th, to Wednesday, October 17th, Inclusive TUTT V R T? A ATC Jombo' B1c n tor. Halloween.; a illLilj I UJCaAilO pound anc;. t pounds PINEAPPLE, GLACE CHERRIES, GLACE CITRON PEEL Very best Imported .JQ -itj I per pound PRUNES Fancy, in sanitary Celopta ane wrapping- OO. I pound package S'.S C 1 PEACHES Fancy, sanitarily wrapped in" Celophane nei pound uackage aS I C MINCEMEAT Libby, Abundant In rich ingredients and wieh a kick OOlr pound : ..- aSa&jC i i RAISINS - ' Sun Maid. Your choice ot puffed seeded, rich In Mus cat flavor or grape-like neo tars. 15-ounce pkgs. oft 8 for i 47C i o 3 a a a E2 S 3 m a a S3 E3 a 0 a 39c A delightful confection, also im pro Ten the flavor of 'fruit rakes. Potim, - 59c pound. - NEW PACK Canned Goods Peas. Sunny Isle Good, sweet, tender pea, value No. 1 cans. AC t Cans for TtsJw Pinmpplr, Hillsifale 8 large, juicy slice slightly 59c ORANGE PEEL Finest California tT . .... OOI r per pound : T FIG BARS llb- Freehly baked, with .25r T in 79c 37c Pineapple, Libby'l large perfect slices each can. Large cans, A for CORN, 20th Ccatory Fancy golden Dei .Mais. No. 2 cans, 1 for Tomato Soap. Hefnz. Ton can't miss this yj' 8 Cans for silC Beans. Small White Choice Calilor- on' nla. 3 ponnds OaSC Halmon, IJbbys. Fancy Red Alaska. Rich in oil. 1-lb tall cans, 20c; - I BRAZZIL nuts F.xcaptionally good this year 55c pound, 28c; 2 pounds I 1 ALMONDS . Soft shell OQ per pound - ....'afiJC I I 2 for 57c PEAS San Wan Selected Sweat. very sweet arid tender and full of that "fresh from the garden" flavor. No.. 2. cans for , 55 c T MUSHR001VIS French, First choice buttons. Small can 18c CLAMS, MINCED Just the weather for clam chowder. 7 -ounce (Xet) cans. 3 for 49c iTTl? IT'OTT Full Cream.. Aged to your tast per pound 34c Quaker Oats The joy break fast for children nm 1 Large Package t I C ecarchllRht Mnchw Large full count boxes 1ft 3 Boxen : . ..- luC P n r e x Unequalled for bleaching Quart' '07 Bottle t I C Mnaol OU Excellent for French nrewSn;; and .May onnaise ACxf. Quart Can .tjK Citrus Powder Larpe Package 25c Fete Xaplithm Soap rjtj,. iv oars tLimit) ....www 2Cttt Century Coffee Ait j?ool hh thv bvnt and bvtU-r than muttltMitel every itay In our own plant AIwa-s frvsh. . lb. 48c 3 lbs. $1.43 Hour Sperry Olympic Best Pa'cnt. 4S-lb. dj 1 ' QA Sack P lVl Crown . Fishers Blend or Drifted Snow .... $1.96 $1.99 Del Monte Hot Sauce- Can 6c; . 6 for . 32c Lard Pure, freshly render ed In bulk, - "o 3 Pounds uOC Hhortcnlna;' in hulk. 3 Pounds Beit Vegetable, 1 53 c Fruits and Vecetables CELERY Large Fancy Crisp Stalk, each 10c CORN On Cob, very fancy, i dozen .: 37c LETTUCE Solid Heads, each ; .05c SPINACH Very fancy, 3 Pounds for 23c GREEN PEPPERS 4 Pounds for 25c HUCKLEBERRIES 2 Pounds for 35( APPLES Fancy Jonathan's. Box .: $1,49 SQUASH Sweet Potatoe. Pound ... .03 c ; CARROTS BEETS TURNIPS O BUNCHES FOR ,10c D P d a D a a a a D IB a a a a n a a n on n a la tKSl't Saturday, as she uiovod Isuuthwest from the Atore Is-' llnnds, :) Lat Friday k radlb report Van! 'received In the Asnre Islands giv ing l ho Xeppelln'a position as approximately 3Utl mile soutli west or the Ascirea. This niea-i sage . waa cabled to the I'ntted ! Press from Iforta, A sores, by the I lilted I'reaa correspondent there. I loiter a message to the failed 1 Press from Captain Hensnn of ; the Steamship President Mouroe; said: "(iraf Zeppelin at T p. m. Frl day 330 mile, west of Maderla. Speed 5 mile per hour. Alti tude 1400 feet. Weather food Heading Bermuda." Arrive Ity Nona Hu.ilay The report ot the ship's po sition from Iforta and that riven I In the dispatch from the Presi dent Monroe were lu conflict, but it the uhlp is to arrive a noon Sitniluy. then llio rejiort from llortu would scm appr ixluiatcly correct. Navy exiierts, on the other hahd. believed that the ship would not arrive until late Sun day, under which' clrriimstuiice .the report from the President Monroe-would seem the most ar- curate. Althouah the exact nautical no-' anion of the dirigible was tem porarily In doubt, she was In constant communication with ships and varloua stations by raitio and at S p. ra. tKSTI was Vnown to bo maklnn Kood pro- areas westward aver the itreat 'circle course running southward of the ' Axores. - . f Route 8,40a) Allies I The Oraf Zeppelin's Indicated 'route -will rover approximately ,8.498 miles from Friedrlchsbafen. Germany, to New York, and un !der the present conditions tho oig airixiDin, with her 30 nu-1 seniters and her crew of to Under I Hhe command of Dr. ifuito Kck-t .ajar, skould complete' Ihe iflrst commercial trans-Atlantic alj trip' .in about 91 hours. The distance, based on ship' : routefi. follows: , I Frledrichshafen to Barcelona ' -1 2 mile. Barcelona to (libra I tar, 552 1 miles. Clbraltar to Funchal. Maderla, 703 miles. Funchuf to Bermuda, 2.813 miles. Bermuda to New York. "8 miles. Total 5.493 miles. I FoUKht Head Winds -i After her trip from Frledrlch-' Shafen. acrOHM lo t'ru rinv. the Rhone valley, and si n the Mediterranean coast line to Bar celona, Spain, the Grnf Zeppelin spent Thursday nliiht fighting se vere headwinds enroute to Clb-! raltar. j Soaring out over, the Atlantic at last, the dirigible, reached riincnai. .nauoria, at 8:30 a. m. (EST). - She paused over the 35 mile' long Island, which is 440 miles off the Moroccan eoan, and slipped away on her long over water flight, apparently to Ber muda. After the long detour forced by storms, the (ir.if Zeppelin was making good time and moving steadily westward on a line south of the A rotes islands. I May Face Htomi I Commander Charles K. Rosen-1 dabl, D. 8. N., one of three Am-j ericans aboard the Grnf Zeppelin. I asked the navy department at ; , Washington for Atlantic weather r repcru. Ills radio message re quested especially information ! r.bout conditions at Bermuda. The navy departnient Immediately Informed Commander Rosendah! that the forecast for the route south ot the Azores was low clouds, a cross wind, and a head wlrid, which would not be espec ially favorable.' Conditions to the north', how I ever, pure wunw, ana u was ne- lleved'tho southern route which the dirigible in following to Ber muda would be comparatively favorable. The navy report noted that a .15-mile wind was blowing at the Aiores and that indica tions were the wind would shift West and northwest Saturday. ATTEMPTS COMMI'MCATIOV NKW YORK. Oct. 13, (UP) The dirigible Grnf Zeppelin early today attempted to get in com munication . with tho naval olr station at Lafcolmrst, N. J. A message from an unidenti fied ship at 2:50 a. m Was In tercepted by. the Radio Marine corporation. This message said that the dirigible had been call ing for I-akehurst for sovernl minutes. There was no Indication ot tho dirigible's position. Sdntford & Saint fords System . - . . 426 Mam S treet . " One Small at I - Company Sat'e You Money Cost We buy our Fruits Vn Vegetables' direct ironrj the Grower and Sell direct to the 'Consumer, thereby eliminating several extra costs "of handling When you compare Santford's prices with the price you have been paying yau will easily ., see .how Santford's Direct Buying and Selling saves you money Klamath Potatoes These are the Best quality potatoes Klamath; Produces every sack guaranteed sound and as represented our prices are as law as theGrdwer can produce them at his ranch, for this reason we. f eel , sure they will go no lower and rec ommend laying in a supply for' winter. , '. t .' , . J r-. 4 ,. , No. 1 Klamath Gems.per 100 lbs ...$1.00 No." 2 Klamath Gems, per 100 lb"s ' 50 Lard and Shbrtening Compare Santford's wonderfully, low, prices with the price you paid last week You can't afford td buy poor grades of Lard and Shortening 'when you cairbuy the Very Best at Santford's low prices we guarantee every pail to please you. .79 $1.49 Medium Pail 4 lbs. net Opal Pu'fe Shortening 69 Large Pail 8 bs. rtet Opal Pure Shortening $1.19 Medium Pail 4 lbs. net Cascade Pure Lard Large Pail 8 lbs. net Cascade Pure Lard Family Flour Unquestionably the Flour market is now as low as it can be expected to get 1 Q.r-.i' i... 7ij d t,.. . .. , ' Santford's buying large quantities direct from "the large; Mills'.! will $ave you money if you buy your winter supply now every sack is guaranteed by Sant- ford to please you in every way. 49 lb. Sack Drifted Snow . 49 lb. Sack Sperry's Hard 'Wheat 49 lb. Sack Crater Lake l.....;...L.: .. 49 lb. Sack Anchor . sl.83 $1.70 $1.60 $1.45 Santfords Market Mahy people have wondered how Santford can' sell the Best Meats as-cheap as .the ordinary Market sells ordinary grades of Meat We have been, asked many times how wc could sell at such low prices the facts are Santford 'buys direct from the grower and eliminates many extra,' costs of handling Compare Sant fords prices with the price you paid at ordinary Markets last week. PORK CHOPS Fancjr Lean Chop, pound - FRESH SIDE PORK Medium weigth, Farley, pound SUGAR CURED HAMS Medium size Fancy Ham, pound PICNIC SHOULDERS Fancy Sugar Cured, pound .". , .28 .18 .19 FANCY BACON Lean medium ize Bacon, pound PORK ROASTS Beit Lean Shoulder Roasts, pound PURE LARD Bring ydur pail, pound PEANUT BUTTER Two pound, Extra Fancy Fine Ground .25 .19 1 1U .35 Fresh Fish Santford's Fish Department is supplied 'each day with the Best Fresh Fish ob tainable, 'we guarantee every pound! of Fish we -sell to be fresh Not frozen stock We want you to compare Santford's quality and price with the .Fish you ' have been buying at the ordinary Small Market. .'. RED SALMON Fancy Fresh-caught Fish, pound FRESH COD FISH The Very Beit, 'pound FRESH PERCH Medium size Extra Nice, pound . .20 .10 .15 HALIBUT. Extra Fancy, Fresh-caught, pound KIPPERED SALMON Booth' Extra Fancy, pound ........... FINNAN HADD1ES Booth Extra Fancy, pourid .25 .30 !,25 : 3C r i !