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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1929)
THIS RLAMATn NWS 'SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1fl2fl PACE THREE Captain Hearing! On Murder Charge Is Set For Today Xrolioilnur, hearing of Toddy Captain, bald 00 ft aecoal ilrxrca aitirder charge to eoonectloa wliu the tfealli of MorrU LoU-bce, l. loft- trlbeawao on wrok am lo ony oo tho Cupmln ranch, will open t;Uuy before Culled Sutra (Mtuiulwiloner Hert C. Tbonmo, In th Loomle liulldlnx. TUere waa to mo doubt roocrro Ink tun qu.allou of fthettier tlio hiutrlog would bf hi' Id In Klniu mb Kulla. or tbo rate taken dl nctlx before tbo. federal (rnnd Jury. Tbo I'stlrd Hlnte dlnlrlct attorney waa Inclined to tblak I ..r r..Mr. ... i-a ' Jloreor. M. O. Wllklna, attor ney far Captain, Inalmeil oo ft preliminary and bit requoet wn I (ranted by the federal niiKlatrute. Tba bearing waa originally aal for April to. C'aalalB'a defeona will be btnit 0. C. & E. Starts Daily Service (Conlluunl trim Pag (loe) Weather Prophet I Hillside Hospital i Critically 111' To Open Airil 27j tlinrn railway will bo traimferi'od tbnt evening ulid delivered. In early biornlng at Illy, Bprnrue Itlver and oilier polule along tbo line. Time cliauuuH will give tuoev on the recently completed I'un much faatrr and clinapnr eervlco amor waa removed from tho I'ul- thau baa bran glvoa. rrolgbt vor.lt v of H.itila Clara Infirmary BANTA C'LAHA, Calif., April I Desauu aooie of tlio aurglcal 12, tfl'l riixalelaiia attending equipment haa Dot yot arrived Father Jerome Hlttua Itlcard, land barauna tho Interior dim nntml I ho wirlil over na "padre j niton have mi ret completed of the mine" wero all 1 1 concerned I their work, It will be Jmpoaalble tnulr.hl ivi-r the condition of bl i to , open. . tho Jllllnldo. bveplltl henrl, weakened by hie critical Monday, April It, ua won plana lllnu. ed. It wa atated' reelerdny by The prnnilueut prophet' ol jflureneo i.Wllda, barlneae man wenilier, phllonnpher and anlron- 'aer. ' ..- i , r The hoapllnl will be opened on Iviivlnii Portland Monday morn lux will be delivered In Illy Wed nenday morning, approximately a 34ahour acrvlce, Itiilr. do Pit C'ewl Lea rtrat claea freight will be car- ii rcuta a pound, and fifth cIum at nine cenla a pound over the Klamath Kalla ratea. Thla la an average eavtng of fO per cent over ppVloua ratea, Mr. Uogue aimed. Tbe flrat ahlpmi'nt of Inaa over the new Illy extniielon will be to a a.iiiliurluin In Hnn J one thla evening. The trauarur only re quired about 10 mlnutei. April 27. Mr. Wilde elated The manager la now aeloctlng and furniabluK an auliulunco , whlih tbe boapllal will operate. . Mr. Willie atated that be waa bul n a ucil ifniniialvnly fur freight taking particular attention Ilia'.' aervlc. jail rt tho lateat and boat equip-1 i l.a.i week the Coniolldaied M be ready for ue by Ktae company unloaded a car-l'n" opeulng dato. . j!rveVf.nraU,mOh',0,,Or,,,''' "K The Hiiell Oil company haa BOfTH IIENI), Ind., April 12. , 'compleied the luaiallatlon of a (t;PI Notre Iame will play so, now dlnrlbullni bluet In lilv J homo football Kumea In l29. It i I Mr. Il.iitun alattd. :wa rld t'day with tbo an- : ed on tho proml.e that the lr-! " April IS. when Jack Han . Iu( of the (ua waa entirely accl A Dieitloj- of all building enn Irai'tnra at Moone ball at 1:30 P ft.. l)aturday, April 13th. to diacuaa tbe wage aca!o for ID29. non, IokkIiik contractor for iho Klumatb Tine l.umbor company, will eend a number of rarlnada to the mill In Klamath Palla. Illy tirnw'lua; ) A thrne-day-n-wei'k aervlro bea been maintained on the line until now. I'aul A. Menigat, lenrber of nubile anrakliut at Mslin I'nln ne hlth eebool, waa In Itund laat'oot nonncement of tbla yenr'a ached ule. It waa decided to play all camoa away from South fiend when It waa learned that tbo Notre Dame atadluw would . be ready before the spring I rrbarlea Wllllama will be lum-0!tlit to uttend the dlatrlct meet lot 1S30. One of the gamea pi-rarlly In rhargn of the new I or the Oregouian oratorical cou-lacheduled la with Boulberit full II50O dinot lu tbe eastern Klam- jteat. MlM Alice Worlow repro- i fornla at Boldlera' field, Chicago, ! I Tf 13-lt nth town. Already the line laaentrd Mallp la the content. 'NoTcmber It. ii Extending to Montgomery Ward and Company on Opening Day A cordial welcome to the Great Klamath Basin No better proof of Klamath's future is necessary than the fact that this old-established and thorough ly reliable concern has seen fit to cast their lot with this new and growing community. To the citizens of Klamath and surrounding country, especially those who are used to trading by mail, may we say Montgomery Ward & Company rightfully de- ' serve your loyal support. They are here to help build. ,; to furnish extra pay-rolls, to pay taxes and in every way assist in making this a bigger and Better com munity in which to live. May success crown their new venture. , i z I iiiihiii.iiid.i " i ..... egO I T .-.,.. ' t " ''?.-!.' "; UNUSUAL VALUES fcr SATURDAY and MONDAY Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Department A full carload of Fancy Bananas has just been unloaded at our stores here. Over twenty thousand pounds of Bananas to be sold within the next few days. Buy yours at Mac Marr Stores. Our price will be cheapest. Bananas Extra fancy fruit, ten tons to be Hold Our Price will be RIGHT. Gr'n Onions .Radishes Lnrife bunches, young frcuh. 'er bunch JC Onions fancy quality. Oregon Yellow Dunvers, orj 4 lbs. New Spuds Fancy Texas grown, good size. 3 lbs. tO Grapefruit Large Florida seedless, sweet enough without or. sugar. 2 for Grapefruit Medium size Florida seedless. a new variety, very fine. 6 for 49c Oranges ize sweet thin skinned navels. 3 doz. Medium size sweet thin Cfi. oii- Cabbage Medium size fresh solid heads. Per lb. Broccoli Fancy Oregon Grown, OQc solid w hite heads. 2 lbs. Lettuce Lettuce Is scarce ours QQ is exceptionally fine. 3 ford&J Spinach egon grown, fresh, crisp, tender. 3 lbs. Fancy Oregon grown, QCr a)J Rhubarb Strawberry variety, fresh stock. Eat more nr. Rhubarb. 3 lbs. 63 Grocery and Meat Departments Butter Rrookfield Fresh Creamery. Qft. 2 lbs. Oi7L Corn Iowa Standard. No. 2 cans. A3( 4 cans Tomatoes No. 2.'i cans. Standards. ACkc 4 cans X' Snowdrift Best vegetable shortening. QQ. 4 lbs. : OIJ Raisins 15-oz. pkgo., seedless, rtf. A big value. 3 pkgs. awO Hot Sauce Del Monte or 'Trupnk. C fo.r 35c Fig Bars Fresh baked, generous OA. fig filling. 2 lbs. CtD Wesson Oil Best for salads or for ACkc cooking. Quarts T'iv Karo Syrup No. 10 cans Blue Label P7C1 Kr.ro. . Each I O1, Comb Honey Full size frames of OQ. pure white honey. 2forO4 Clams Halves, flat. Best quality Adr minced clams. 3 fori Oysters American Beauty, ACkc best quality. 3 for rw Booth Sardines Assorted flavors. 1-lb. Qg. oval cans. 3 for OO1, --20th Century Coffee Fresh daily from our roaster to (t 1 O ( you. k 3 lbs. Stones' Supreme Coffee A strong, full flavored, quality tl 1EC coffee. 3 lbs. P 1 e'TaJ Stones' Special Coffee A very good coffee at a cheaper 1 AO price. 3 lbs. J 1 eUO Brooms Tni-lor medium weight, made 'from finest of AO. materials. " ' . Each O4' , CrystalWhite Soap Nuff sod. 10 large ban a 39c Old Dutch Spring time' is cleaning time. Save at 1 Q- MacMarr's. 3 for X Citrus Powder The old stand-by. Attn Large packages. 2 for Bluing Mrs. Stewart's triple strength. Large O Q - 2 for Clorax For bleaching large JQc size bottles. 2 for OI Peaches No. 2'i cans Del Monte or Libby's OA. in heavy syrup. 4 cans Ot4' Pineapple No. 2f cans, broken slices, 8 large . OA. matched slices in each can. 4 cans O QUALITY MEATS AT MAC MARR'S Denco Skinned Hams, the sweetest Ham you ever ate. Nebergall Pork Sausage, Wieners, Bologna, Lunch Meats. Steer Beef, Milk Veal, Klamath Pork, Fat Fricassee Chickens, Young Rabbits.
