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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1933)
July 1, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON fACs nr.. 1128 MAIN. Free Delivery Service. PHONE 943. Saturday Cz Monday The Olympia Grocery Offer You Quality Groceries at Very Low Pricet. . Shop at Olympia and Save. With $5.00 Order We Will Give You Ab.olutely F- 1 lb. Butter or REE Qt Brick Ice Cream or 2 Bottles Beer Watermelons it. Klondike Guaranteed Ripe Limit ' Coee lb. 20 2 lbs. 55 S & W Maawell Houie Del Monte Golden Wett Lettuce Onions Green for S Radishes Sugar 10 lbs. 43 Pure Cane, Fine Gran. With Purchase of $1.00 or More of Other Groceries Milk Tall Cans St Alpine Pet Tall Cant. Limit 6 to Customer Saturday Only Beer 6 Bottles $1.00 Ice Cold. Acme Rainier Bud waiter Blue Ribbon Schlitx EggS Dozen 16 Strictly Freah Extra Guaranteed PINEAPPLE - Crtmhed GAL. 39c I WlIflVCL Fancy Sunkint LlYftlUll O- JuiryUrire DOZ. 25c PRETZELS-sZf or LB. 25c BANANAS- Sim ty LB. 5c n?All 3 & w Tru Pok or LARGE OC LIWVl-.epzid Tone; all leir meat CANS sVjOC AlMaC0TS-?oreF.nnr, 24,h ,55c -t i iwwvtv NorwRian Sardines SARDINES-'", Jure o 9e tAPO en We Olivo Oil SHRiMP-SftS czrF 2 cans 25c Flavor Foods MAYONNAISE-fnBuik PINT 18c TOiMATO JUICI?;,Tpcbae" 5c FRUIT SALAD-r'cans31"1" 20c ASPARAGUS-whitens06 20c FL0UR-S.r 49 lbs 98c Flour 49 lbs. 0125 Kitchen Queen Hardwheat After July 1st 50 per cent Advance in Price mm D IT1 Golden Bantam 2 Cam lnieuN 13 Del Monte or Heins 3 Cant 25 CATSUP Ritter'a or Yolo Brand. Large J f bottle 1UC GINGER ALE Cream of Pint 1 r, LIME RICKEY Lime Bottlet IOC PEAS Fresh Local Sweet r Lb :....:.....:. OC OLIVES Century Brand. Nice Q 1C-. Large aCCANSaCOC PINEAPPLE Nice Sliced. LARGE 1 -? Fxtvn Fimry CAN 1 I C TOMATOES California Ripe Tomatoes for 1ft slicing LB. 1UC CUCUMBERS Hot house. Nice quality. r- EACH OC CRACKERS Sunshine or Snow- O Ofi. fluke - lb. Box tiJC VINEGAR Pint, 10c: Qt. 15c- 25 C SCOTT TISSUE Quality. Q QC ' O ROLLS PC PEANUT BUTTER 1 C' LB. JAR IOC We Carry a Variety of Ldnch Meatt of Highest Quality. Open Evening and Sundays For Your Convenience, SUGAR BEETS FOR KLAITH BOOMED (Cotitlnusd from Pag One) pity, and of thlt lottl Its term' were harvetd. IVnela Have Quality The bMt augar market was then beginning lo decline, and M the esperlment vu not con. Hound, but the verdict of Mi. Hscrsinento' Vsitey Htigsr com pany wa. that thaaa beets grown In the Klamath country war t he flnaat avar ahlppad Into lla factory. In that yeer, tha tver tgt sugar content for beat, throukbout tha United Btstea .hi 14.6 par cant, wberess tha evir ate for tha Klamath baata waa 11.14 par cant. In im and 1I, Mr. Hend araon ,aald, almllar esperlmeiitt on n much amallar acata were' conducted by tha Utsh-ldabo Hugsr company and tha llswiey Hugar company, and la both caaaa the sugar content df tha Klamath beat ware found to be high, and growing eondlllona quite aatlafarlory. Becauae of advene condition. In the beet sugar Indu.trr alnce then, how avar, no development baa been undertaken. lwl Mailable In the Immediate neighbor hood ef Merrill, he aald, there are available lorn. at. too acraa of land aultable for auger beet. anrf In lha jtnllre ralmlri trlhe- lary to Merr!!' iome 100.OU0 arret ample l.ii:d i2 provide the necessary rotation tor the 7,000 to 10.000 acre, of beets necee aary for tha aupport of a sugar factory. Sujor beeta, ha udded. can be grqwa on land eomewhal toe alkaline for potato., a. they retiulro aonia alkaU fur the proper augar content. The augar market, Mr. Ilend- eraon aald, la toow on the up trend, ao It la a favorable time to undertake to secure the loca tion of t angar factory. Vallrjr taa4 Uooa) To be suitable for beet aegar production, aid Ueorg Caanoa. agricultural agaat of the Great Northern railway, land ami be capable of produclag from 11 to zt tona of beeta per acre, with a tngar content of not lee than 14 per runt . Tbeee requlre menta. ha added, are met by the Klamath valley. . I Hulp and mnlaaeea, by-erod- ucta of beet, eager factories, be aald, are the-equal of cra and barley aa atock .feeds. The band labor bogey la no longer to be feared, he added, aa now about u per cent of UeOabor la done by marhiuery. V "Dairying In lb Klamath Tal low," ald R. W. JUorue, dairy mansion specialist at O. 8. C. "la favored by low coata. only two other aectlona In j Oregon equaling coeu here. The low coata ar baaed noon food cows and rheao feeds. "Wat beet pulp la the equal of com allege aa a feed, and the dry pulp 1 fully the equal of barley or corn. The top. and crowna are al.o valuable feed., aa la th molaaaea prod uced aa a by-product." Marketing condltiona for dairy products, he added, are peculiarly favorable la the Klamath country because of TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WAKTKD Lady to work. Sec Dr. Boule for particulars. J61 proiimlty to th California mar ket.. Frank Jenklaa, adlter the Kuuaath Herald tad Newa. told of tha Importance of dlveralflra ttoa la agrlcultaral prodactloa. and ipnaeed the belief that eager beeta would add t the dlvenllftmtloa of K I. math val ley rgTtrelture. r. M. Igl, cbalrmaa at the agrtcvltural eeaimltte ef the Klamath renal y chamber el eom wterre, brought (reetlngi from that org.nlE.tlon. L- 1. (iraham, dl.trlct agent ef the Boulhern Pacific, told of tb Intoreet of the-ralfroad. In new cropa, Henry Heaaon .poke of the beginning, of th potato Indu.try In the Klamath country, and Ueorge W. Ford of the Klamath Heating company .poke. Tonlght'a meeting, a dinner arfalr, waa prealded over by Koy Tiber aa toe.traa.ter. A vocal duet was presented by Luclle and Dorothy Haaklo., who war vigorously applauded. Other meetings bearing ea development of th sugar beet Industry la this area, ar planned for la th aaar fature. Caravan 1$ Feted At Banquet Here (Continued from Page One) of humor. "Ringing Jimmy" it modest and didn't admit that be had written, the numbers him self, bat be played bla own ac companiment on a portable organ. rallforataas Speak Impromptu talks wer mad bv Irwin Kngler. president of the Sacramento Aa club. F. W. Ilazelwood, chief engineer of the California highway division, Harry (Jloyer of Redding, acting aa a representative of (.overaor Holph, J. C. Jarman. president of tb Allura chamber of com merce, Clinton Fulcher, mayor of Weber aad a director la th association, Carl Phelps of Weed, H. I.. Ntlaoa of Macdoel, Mr. Pheaeger, th mayor of Bray, and Mr. Davit of Stockton. A dty ef boating, hiking and fishing has beea planned ltd a chicken dinner will be served at th lodge, followed by aa eve ning et trtlsmu Th British yard was originally defined aa ta leagtb et the arm of King Henry L by royal decree CARD OK THANKS ... We desire to thank all le who so kindly assisted ua or ex pressed their sympathy In our re ceat bereavement In the passing of our husband and father, Jet ton D. Welch, Br. W are especially grateful to Reverend Melville T. Wire. Mrs. L. B. Pierce. Mr. O. K. Moeller and th neighbor and friends who remembered at with floral gifts. Mrt. Carrie B. Welch and family. Saturday and Monday Specials Boiling Beef . . 7c Pot Roast . . .10c Weiners & bologna 12c Fryers, Rabbits, Hens, Lunch Meatt Get The Halilt, Trade with Ed Gowen 910 Mais' COME Oil... GET III THE SWIM WITH YOUTH! "TIT'S GO!" tayt youth. 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