The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, June 10, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON June 10, 1933 0. IAN FRANCISCO, Jib I. (UP) Hoi; 100, Including lit dtrtct. Aetlr. (bout steady, toe 11.10 en about It head food to choir 17I-H0 lb. Call forolu, othr food 110 Hu ll 10. sorted for 101 lbs. l. II: good 1IT-II0 Hlbt Hihu II. II; few ood til lb. 11.11; parkag til lb. 1110; packing bwi Die I ly II. 10-14. ' Citili: 10, Including II di rect. Not enough offered lo tut market, all clm nominal ly steady: picket medium 170 lb. horned grass steers II. few uneven 1101 lb. ouia 14; belter grade al.ent, medium to good under looo lb. grassere quotable around 11.10, poaslhly I&.7S; odd fairly good grasa cone II. 11, dairy type unsold; odd bulla ll.U IJ.7l. Sheep: 171. Slow, early aal largely medium and good II lb. woolrd California lamba II. sorted 10 per cent. II, around II centa abort recent quota tion; thre loada ahorn on sale. Legion Objects To Army Action PORTLAND, Or., Jun I. (API An argent requeet that Major General Malln Craig, com mander of the Ninth Corpa area, reconsider bla order cloilng the Cltlien' Military Training Camp at Vancourer Barracka, waa aeni to the Ban Francleco army head quarter today by fir American Legion pom of Multnomah county. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET Where Quality and Price Meet Our meat are good 1 XT' enougn ror a rwing and cheap enough for anyone. All meats sold here are guaranteed Klamath county and city inspected. Saturday and Monday Specials Fancy Btef Roasts lb. Wif Boiling BEEF lb. 8 tSttwtng BEEF lb. 5? Steaks lb. 15 All Meat Hamburger 3 lbs. 25 All Meat SAUSAGE 3 lbs. 25 Pork Roast tan, Tender lb. Wit Shoulder, Leg, Loin Leg Lamb yearling lb. X2oJ Shoulder Limb Roasts lb. Wit Yearling Yearling Lamb Chops 3 lbs. 25 Frying Rabbits Lb. 15 Compound 4 lbs. 25 ollow the crowd to Central Meat Market, 906 Main. Fair Aerialist Says Average Woman Lazy Mar el Illg Clrra Troupe Telle How lo ICaJny Health anil Hailaeae E.tber Kacalanta la a member of the world grtet family of clrcua performer. Twlc tach day for Bin month, et each year and for a period of eighteen year the little Mm Iran firefly ha. flown through the atr at the dli y height, of a elrcua "big top." Her fllghta through spec would. wr they computed, form a dls tanc euffleleot lo compaaa the glob. Hh I th ptrtur ot health. You will Mlta Kera lant when the great new Al. tl. Barnee clrcua eahlblta In Klam ath Falla on Tueeday, Jun 10. Th aanorlta entered upon her arenlc career when ah waa a very Utile girl. Her father gar her lea.ona during th erhool vaca tion perloda. She like to talk about her work. Said ah re cently: "Kserels for women aema to hare been loet sight of to a great extent. All cannot b gret ath letes, and probably many an ache and many an III could be aroldel through con. latent and con.unt eierdse. The excitae, 'I am not strong enough to aland exercise.' I th axru.e of a laay woman. I waa not In any way remarkable when I flrat began my lit work. Nor was I strong physically. My father waa my teacher, and he be gan by giving me very easy and short eierrl.es. Gradually I grew more nardy, and aa I progressed my lessonB became more etrenu oua. Now It la child' play for m to perform at the greatest heights. never fear Ills, and haven't had ao much as a cold In year. Let my sisters who com plain ot poor health exercise con sistently and they will be well In both mind and body always." It Is such feature acta as that of thia Mexican aerial queen that maaea in great Al O. Barnes show differ from any circus that AMUSEMENTS Vox-Now playing. Buck Jones In 'Treaeon." Coming 8nnday, Robert Montgomery In "Made on Broadway." Pelican Now playing, Joan Blondell In "Blondle Johnson." Pin Tre Now playing. "Be Mln Tonight." SALLY tlLEQS Described a a glittering pan orama of New York Ufa from Mattery Park to Harlem, "Made on Rroadway' cornea to the Vox theatr alerting Sunday with Hobert Montgomery and Sally Kllera, two of the scree. most popular younger players, co starred for the first time. Montgomery la said to have another high-speed comedy role as Jeff Bldwell, auper-f Ixer, "wise guy" and debonair gamb ler who hoodwink, aorlety and reapa a harvest on Broadway. Miss Ellers undergoes an Inter esting character development as the bedraggled cafe waitress who Is rescued from a watery grave by Montgomery and who euheequently becomes on of Manhattan' moat pampered plavglrle. The unusually atrong cast also featurea Maud Evana aa th ex-wlfe who trie to help Mont gomery decide a course of ac Save Orange Stampi VOX HI PUBLIC MARKET I-69 ; "5 Main We Deliver $1.00 Orderg at 9i30, 11:00 a. m. and 3:00 p. m. 49c .COMBINATION vj SPECIAL VI J New MIXER 5 and J One Pint WESSON Whip with one hand... pour with the other perfect mayonnaise IN 1H MINUTES! The rece Is en ah mxm Snowdrift 3 lb. can 43 OIL Pill.bury'. Flour $1.59 Wheat Bran ....19c Cake Flour 28c 1 MISS KSTIIKrt KATALANTE haa toured America. The com panies of aerlallats also Include the famoua champloue of Amer ica and Continental Rurop. Th doora to th Immens aoo. on of th world largest, will open at 1 and 7 p. tu. The per formance beginning an hour later. tion during hla mad career aa a high pressure public relations expert, and the aupportlng play era Include the comic Eugene Fallen, C. Henry Gordon, Jean Parker, Ivan Lebedeff, David Newell, Vine Barnett and Joseph Cawthorn. PKI.1CAX In "Blondl Johnson," a First National picture now at th Pel Iran theatr. Joan Blondell ap pears In a different type ot rharai-terliatlon to anything ah has played for the acreen before. Aa th brilliant and beautiful leader of a big tlm band of criminate she gets her man. or rather men. In mora waya than one. Som aba ralaec to power, only to dethrone according to her whim, while tho.e that get In her way sh limlnatea with startling finality. Kor Joan, as lllondle. la cold. hardbolled. ruthless and merciless. she swaya men to her will and rules them with an Iron hand. PINK TltKK I commend to your attention one of th grandest talking pic tures anyone of us la ever llk ly to see. In the past four year we have had a number ot out standing talking pictures, but none Is the same class with "Ue Mine Tonight," now at the Pine Tree theatre. In the first place, "Bo Mln Tonight' la a film and not a photographed atage play. It has thrown oft the shacklea of the studio and escaped Into the open air. It presents an evenly flowing continuity ot swift mo tion against richly varied and really magnificent scenery- A picture should be a panorama. "Be Mine Tonight" la a pano rama of Alpln aettlnga of ex quisite beauty, perfectly photo graphed and flawlessly knit to gether In dramatic aequenc. Then the basts ot this drama Is Joyful adventure, tender ro mance, great and glorlou fun. I'ndergocs Operation - Mrs. R. U Kulkerson. Ill Alameda atreet. submitted to a minor operation at Klamath Valley hospital Friday. All Warrant Accepted White King Granulated Soap nd One bar White King Toilet Soap, both for 31 Large Lettuce, 3 Head. 1QC Radishes, Bunch 2c Green Onions, Bunch 2c Klamath Spinach, 3 pounds .10c Klamath Rhubarb, 3 pound 10c Cucumbers, 2 for 15c REPORT BETTER sr.ATTi.B. Jun . UP) The only thing . lacking lo niak ( atrong lumber market la aon aumptlon, the West Coast Lum bermen's association aald today In announcing today that current aalrs ot 110 mills In district tor the week ending Jun I were ll ll per cent over production. Shipments were 11.11 per cent over production. "Th buying movement." the association reiterated, "la held by lb Industry to be by dealers and wholesaler anticipating price advances, and not for con sumptionand so apeculatlv. Production of II. 111.141 hoard feet of lumber for th week waa reported by III down and oper ating mills, an Increase of .11 per cant over th previous week. Case of Mexican Re-submitted at Request of Judge Th cs ot th atat ot Ore gon v. Jeaua Jar, Meilran. charged with poaaesslon of mari juana or ranabls Indira, will b resubmitted to th grand Jury according to an order algned Friday by Circuit Judge W. M. Duncan. Resubmission waa or dered by th court becaus of a faulty Indictment drawn up after th recent grand Jury had return ad a true hill agalnat th Mexi can. Th Jury panel la ordered to report In court Monday, at which tlm th case ot A. W. Hchaupp and William Ganong, acting as trustees, vs. 21. J. Winters, la called. Th cas of W. C. Eldrldg v. Joe Dewey et al, 1 sst to follow Monday' trial. ' Other Jury trlala era being ant for th Jun term of court, be ginning June II, when th new Jury panel la ach.Uuled to re port for duty. Man Arrested on Charge of Burglary William A. DeSpaln, charged with burglary not In a dwelling waa arretted Friday by Sheriff L. L. Low and hla deputies, and walxed examination to th grand Jury after Justice court arraignment. DeSpaln. according to Sheriff Low. aold a aaddl on June I, to George B. Janssen, Klamath county rancher, tor th sum of 120. Janaaen chargea that De Spaln returned to hla ranch on Thuraday night, broke Into his grain ator house and stole th saddle. Janssen reported the theft of th esdtlle to the sher iff's office and signed th com plaint against DeSpaln. Offlcera followed tracka al legedly mad by DeSpafn'e auto mobile, found th car parked In an alley In this city, and dis covered th saddle hidden un der torn bedding In th back of th car. ' DeSpaln 1 being held In th county Jail. Floods Trouble Northwest Area (Continued from Pag On) sever damag to cropa was teared. w Snake Rises HOOD RIVKR. Ore. Jun lP) Although th fall ot the Snake river had presaged a local alack In the Columbia, th great stream rose six Inches during the night, tlue to local ralna and warm winds melting th mid-Columbia highland snows. A reces slon was expected tonight. Th Hood river has reached a new record for height, but be cause of the deep canyon there waa no damage, although the Ore gon Lumber company waa forceC to close nntll Monday. Receiving Treatment Mra. Dave Campbell, of Rly, la a pa tient at Hillside hospital. Rocky Point Resofftt On Upper Klamath Lake The Fisherman's Paradise Firit-clats accommodations, cabins and tent-houses, dining room, best of meals served. Boating on Upper Klamath lake, the largest body of fresh water west of the Rockies. Row boats, per hour 25c Row boats, per day $1.50 Motor boats, per hour 50c Priiet offered every two week for largeat fiah caught. First, gecond and third (rand priiea offered for largett fiah caught up to firit of September. For Rate Apply to A. R. Leavitt Rocky Point, Oregon. Baseball AMKHSCAN I.F.Am R R. II E. Washington T Hoaton M.M ...... I Whllehlll and fewsll; Wlland and Farrell. n. New York T Philadelphia ..: I Drown. MacKayden. 10 I 1 I Plpgrss. II. E. 10 1 It 1 Peunock Walberg, and Dickey; Peterson Coombs and Cochran. NATIONAL 1.EAGIK R. H. R. Cincinnati 0 10 Pittsburgh I T 0 Derringer and Manlon: Swe- tonle and Grace. Heat Causes Many Deaths in East (Coutlnued from Pag On) time record for a June I and then began lo recede, with a drop ot ten degreea promlaed for to day. Doaena of persona were over come and treated In Chicago hos pitals. Including eight visitors 10 the rlty's Century ot Progress Exposition. Cleveland Hcorrlird Clevelsnd wss scorched un der an all-time heat record of 11 for th day and reported that eleven were known to hav died In Ohio during th past two dava from th heat, with two other loalng their Uvea by drowning. Detroit llkewla tried to kep cool but couldn't aa th mercury went lo a record-breaking Jun I figure of 100. Eight dead from th hat wer counted. In th Mlrhlgan matropolla and two wr drowned. Drowning wer common throughout th affected sections as residents took to th atreamt and beaches, Indiana listed four drownings; Kentucky five. Wis consin tour; Paltlmor on. In addition Indiana reported lght dead from th heat Itaelf. Nuilisla Active Th heat belt extended all th way from the Rocky Mountain to the Atlantic aeaboard and th sunny south had Ita ahara, Nash ville. Tenn., and Atlanta, Ga., reporting on dead each, with no Immediate relief In eight. New England waa blistered with temperaturea that ranged from 0 to II, with Boston baking under th higher figure, a June I record for ihla point. But desplt th heat wav 10, 000 Chicago violet ray fan sign ed petition to th Lincoln Park board aaklng an enclosure tor nude aun bathing. Th pro posal would call for a atockada In which man could bask an the sun for a period and then b fol lowed by women. Th board la thinking It over. Leave Hoepltal Mrs. J. H. Schulse. and baby son, John Raymond, left Hill. Ids hospital Friday to return lo their horn at 1X0 Fremont atreet. Great for the children's supper awfc?aw a? F -aT bM 1 V "S. . Klamath Count v All Set for Battle On Proht Repeal Issue (Continued From Pag On) seem to Indicate on the far of thing that Oregon will go wet, It la not a definite algn, aa the number of wets actually lct ed will eel tie th matter. Dry Itattle. Though undoubtedly outnum bered In th fight over repeal, th drya xprl to mak up for lark ot number by a hitter list 1 1 In th field and an at tempt to discredit th election If a majority of wt r elect ed. This movement la aesn In th present controversy between F. C. Heffron. dry of Eugen. nd th ascrelary ot atat and attorney general. Heffron fired th first gun by refusing to sign the pledge on th filing appli cation which asks each candidate to promise to vol as hla county goea. Heffron declared tills was unronatltutloual and scratched out th paragraph. Rial offi cials hav twlc denied hla pe tition. Heffron, a lawyer, may throw th matter Into th courts. Other Counllra File. Other rountlea with two com plete tickets, according to an Associated Presa survey, are Clackamaa, Douglas. Hood River, Jarkson, Lincoln, Marlon, Mor row, Sherman and Wasco Thos with completed wet ; tickets are Klamath, Clataop, Coos, Deschutes, Ullllam. Oram, I Harney. Jefferson, Lake. I.an. Multnomah. Polk, Tillamook. I'matllla, Union, Washington, Wheeler and Yamhill. Counties with Incomplete tick ets on either side are Colum bia. Josephine, Linn and Mal heur. Georg L. Bakar, former ma yor of Portland, and Walter B. Gleaann, defeated candidate for United Slates senator, filed weta from Portland today. American Parley Delegates Given Power on Tariff WASHINGTON. Jun I. (VP) Amerlca'a delegation to th Lon don economlo conference has Saturday Del Monte Fruit Salad 2 for 49c Del Monte Raspberries 2 for 39c Del Monte Grapefruit 2 for 27c . COMBINATION SPECIAL New MIXER and One Pint WESSON OIL Whip with one hand . . . pour with the other PERFECT MAYONNAISE IN IH MINUTES I Th rscifx ti en the miser FEO Uttl? EX? 49 lbs. $ J .49 PICNIC SUGGESTIONS Golden Olives, qt, size 29c rrnPak Stuffed Olives, 7 oz. 2 for 35c linger Sweat Pickles, pint 2 for 39c Banquet Dill Pickles, quart 25c Derbr Deviled Meat Quarters... 3 for 13c Derby Dried Beef. . ... . . .2 for 25c Derby Lamb Tongue, each 29c Derby Corned Beef. ..... .2 for 35c Broiling Sardine (Cross Pack) ... .3 for 25c Pork and Beans, each 5c IF YOU WANT BABY BEEF BUY YOUR MEAT AT JOHNSON'S full authority to negotiate gen eral tariff agreemeut, It waa learned tonight at lb While lloua. At th am llm President Roosevelt confirmed current re port that he would not ask th eatra aesslon of congress for power to seek reciprocal tariff pacta with other natlona. II pointed out that virtually th sm work could b carried out by th delegation. Th mis. Ion also haa been given authority to arrange for 1 Individual tariff conferences be tween th United B.ate and I other natlona with reciprocal agreement aa th ohtectlve. It 1 waa mad clsar, however, that aurh bllatsrsl trestles would be worked out In Washington, th .ondnn group merely preparing th ground for th discussions. Murtlovl I'm lr nt Mri. Cl)r Ita Hhort Ok NUrdna) ht brj brought to HUlitdo hotptul. whtr sht will nrttlrt m fill ml treatment. jDeli'cate s ft a ties of red, yreeH.viofet, blue, yellow Just a few Jrofis ad( appetizing eauty to ," ho9 th" Vr4,, -a lOOO USES Jor the Schilling Pure Food colors and Monday Eggs F.itr Snowdrift 3 lbs. 43c K. r. Baking Powder 25 oz. 19c Cocoanut, lb. 23c Fsnry Bulk Hills Coffee lb 3k Palmolive Beads 3 for 10c Tomato Juice Myrtl 3 for 20c m-eihit Wee. MIMV jVrir V ttli Aib In M Drill-, ) 49 rf ) at awt, uht, iiiM4 Mow I I MEET PRICE COMPETITION ALSO RKtit'l.AR WAVES AT $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 Alaine Beauty Nook Phon ISM Nest to Hall Hotel modern hostess. SPECIALS m sis 3 for 49c I 811 3 for 39c Sliced or Halve Watermelon lb. 4c Cantaloupe I-sri 3 for 25c Oranges 2 doz 39c Bunklst Spinach 3 for 14c Local Beans.. 3 lbs. 29c Kentucky Wonder Bunch Vegetables 2c each Lettuce 3 for 10c Irg Hearts Squash, lb. ...10c Summer or Italian Tomatoes lint Hons 2 lbs. 29c Klra Fancy Rahjr Beef Roast, lb 15c Hens, lb 17c Milk r.a Lard, 4 lbs. ..39c Silver Leaf Lb. Carlo Bologna, Weiners Liver Sausage Lb. 15c Hams, lb. . . .18Jc Jwlffg Premium Bacon, lb. ... 25c Bwirt'a Premium Sliced Bacon Back Lb. 16c i I i 4