The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, July 29, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJuly 29, 1933. THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON " ' PAGE THREE Further Reduction In Wheat Planned (Continued from Paie On.) limit up to 10 per Mill. The sacl tmnunt wi to be deter mined la lor In th wmitiit. At th Mm th plan waa an nounced It was assumed tha niailmuin vercentag aruulil b a.k.d. Later, a. ramlll of hail w.aiher, estimate aa ot rrop conditions July 1 enowen inai But ninr than taa.uno.ftuii bushel would ba harvested thla r..r. Thla la lub.uiiu.gni) bu.bale leas than lha ilnuiatid for normal domestic require Bients. Mad tha ahurtaica occur red In tha year whan lhara waa no aur pitta bursting tha natlon'a ware house lha country would hava buen faclna" a Unilna and' (orrad to rely on foreign production Thla realisation haa mad an Impression on lha farm admin-Ihtrulnra Constant Resigns As Laborer Vote To Continue Strike (Continual from Page Ona) answer waa aipaclad within lha nail (aw daya. I'nlon, Member Hpllt Mambara of tha Mill and Tim ber Wnrkara Union war In dla- puta following tvent of yaainrday'a atrlka. Tha man had bran ordered lo ralurn to work pending a aaltlamanl, but aglta tora In tha organisation bad up aat tha agreement. Th Crnlral Labor Council. Ilkewls. waa oppoaed to Tbura daya turmoil out of aynipalh; with th mass damanda for ehanlea, according to A. L. Rlc. president. Rlr and Robert Constance president of tha timber workar'a union, took no part In actlvtile Thuraday after mambara of tha union disregarded recommend.- 1i w'jia i rti-r r-nUBraaamawMaaaMWMHH h SEALED S ft n The wonder of IV A CELLOPHANE is PtVv V A that it costs so little and jiil h A protects so completely a LA thing so delicate as the 0t Pck (BUck) flavor of fine tea. jspsn(Grn) L SchUlingTYA TiOW at your GROCERS tS tlona of th union cutlv com nltta ' which mat Wadnaaday vanlng and propoaad a plan to make th walk-out a legal Ameri can reparation of Labor atrlka. Member of th union Joined with non-member In picketing and maaa mealing Inalaad of biding by official!. Marling Hundajr Th next regular mealing of th union I called for Bunday morning at 10 o'clock. It waa called upon adjournment of tha laal mealing Tuesday aitarnoon. according to Conatanca. In a aiatameiu Tnuraaay v nlng. Conatanca aald: "Aa nrealdent of th unlou which haa aympalhlied with the irlke. I will abide by th law. and regulation of th American Federation of Labor In attempt. In. to carr. on th atrlka In a legalised manner. Unleaa thla action la followed by all mam bara It will b unauthorised and open for mob vlolenc and un necessary trouble." Rlr and Conatanc believed Influencaa of I. W. W. workara and agltalora had awapt Into th union caualng atrlkere to follow maaa movemente Inatead ot or- Iganlied auperylalon. In explanation of tha recent I atrlka action, A. L. Rica gave out lh following statement: "For th Information of the mill worker and th general pub lic, 1 would Ilka to make th fol lowing statement. "About a month ago a group of lumber workers called on ma aa president of the local Federation of l.abnr, lo organise lha llmbei and mill workera. After giving he matter considerable though. ind making a trip to Portland to :onfr with Hen Oaborn. the atato president I decided to help thla group organise. And last Salur day, before the local timber union waa organised to such an extent that It waa able to function, amall group of Weyerhaeuser men Grand Opening Louie's Beer Garden . Dutch Lunch Fountain Service SPECIAL MUSIC Open From 6 A. M. to 1 A. M. Louie Polin called on th management and de manded a Sa per cent Increase in watea. Thar war told ao In crease could not ba considered at thla time, and thay then waikra off the Job. It ao happened that they held positions In the mill that mad It Inconvenient to run without thm, and ao tha mill was abut down, pending further de velopment. "I notified th newly formed timber workera union that ac cording to tha br-lawe of tha American Federation ol Labor, that Ihey, as part of that organ isation, could not legally support an unauthorised strike of this nature. I did. however, tell then, that I would b perfectly willing to do whatever I could lo help Ibem settle their difficulties. I Immediately got In touch with Ben Oaborn, th stale president. and waa able to gat him to make firing trip to Klamath Kails. "He met with tha local timber workera. and begged with them to go back to work and settle whatever difficulties they had by arbitration and In an orderly manner. Thla they refused to do. and In th meeting on Tuesddy night voted to continue th strike. However, on Wednesday morning all th mill were operating with tha exception of Weyerhaeuser. And as near as I can flgur. from th aentlment of th Weyerhaeu aer mill workera, th majority ot them war ready to go back lo work. Witnesses Recite Actions Of Fehl On Night Of Theft (Continued from Pag On) told her on this ocaslon, that ha had been talking with on of the Heston boya. I waa Joking with him, and aald It would be funny If th ballot were atolen, and that la all I had to do with the ballot atealing." The witneas further teatiflrd 1 that Haturday evening, June 22. she waa at th horn Petal's mother, when Fehl denied he i had been talking to one of the geiton brothera, but "that It waa probably Jack Enrlght, or Chuck Davie. Mra. Russell Bemon of Med- tord corroborated the testimony of Mrs. Parrott and said ahe had aeen Fehl at hla mother's home, and had talked with him i at th Parrott home, and Fehl asked what time she saw him In frqnt of th courthouse, and when ah aaid 10 o'clock. Feb! said It waa 10:20, hut Mra. Se mon told him, "It waa not that late." Mrs. Semon testified th when th lights went out In the auditorium Banka "sort of Jumped to one side, cross-examination acted frightened. platform by the rear door. John J. Wilkinson, th Her. W. J. Howell ol th Presbyte rian church of Medford, Bert Lowry, Jr., testified to seeing Fehl on th south side of th courthoua on th robbry night. Witnesses for the state, most of them not connected In any way with th Jackson county ballot theft conspiracy case, lo cated Earl H. Fehl, county Judge now on trial, aa around th courthous about lb tlm ot lh ballot robbery on February 20. They testified Friday aft ernoon. Mra. Catherine Daniels. ' Jail matron, testified that ah saw Fehl, seated with Brecheen, and talking to the Sexton brothera at th aherlff's vault In the courthouse about 7:45 o'clock. She spoke to them and went to a Rebekkab lodge meeting. Klamath Firms Fall Into Line A baby la born In New York C'.'.y every four minutes. According to records, th gen eral population and erlm'il population of th tTnlted State Increase at about th earn ratio. Recovery Code Is Put Ahead Of All Labor Contracts (Continued From Pag On) agreement to Interfere with maintenance of contract en tered Into by exercise of collect ive bargaining. It doea not force the breaking of contracts. "No contracts are affected by the agreement. If the employ er can't adjust hla contract! then he can't sign the agreement. The agreement neither author ise or requlrea th breaking of contracts. But th employer can not get the blue eagl until nd unlesa he compiles." ile added that public opinion and th Influence of labor unions are factors that will b powerful In this situation. (Continued from Pag On) lea F. Horner, bureau of public relations of th national recov-1 ery administration, autlng th i purpose of th campaign, a I chart of suggested plana, pub-t llclty books, advertising and speakers material waa mailed from .Washington, D. C. Tentative arrangement th committee appointment starling of th local program next week have been 1 made by th chamber and will take active snap on receipt of th recovery act material. Numerous calls hav been mad at th chamber concern ing the pledge received by mall Thursday. Reynolds urged that business people of th city, who hav not a clear understanding i tuns, carbohydrates, mio. of tb program, attend the i arsis and vitamins, so food chamber forum luncheon at the; authorttiescalluicm. Willard hotel Monday when! Yn can call them Ralph Bradford, connected with j something simpler th United Slates chamber of commerce, will speak. DON'T ENVY YOUTH.. Iledj -ar- -- d Have it! EAT i i tod grow young f Thai's what Nacure intended when sh gave ua whole wheat. For in thii richest of cereal grains are stored the things that youth is made of. Pro Af'TO CODK DRAW. PKTHOIT. July 28. (U.P.) Th giantH 0 the automobile In dustry, with the exception of Hnry Ford. 1-nM a work-wane code under the NHA here today In a more to absorb the indus try's Idle employes The code provides for a 15 hour week and a minimum wage of 43 cents hourly for employes In cities of over 500,000 popu lation and 41H cents In cities between 250.000 and 600,000 and 40 cents In cities under 250,000. Child labor is barred. Woman Pays For 'Attack9 On Davy (Continued from Pag Ona) Hutton certain- $200.00 Reward A reward of 1200.00 wfll b paid by the underalgned tor Information leading to th arrest and conviction of th person or persons who stole three barrela of Richfield gas olln from Liskey Bros, field below Malln In Modoc County. California. Drums wr num bered aa follows: R8222, WS44, W1177. Write or wir collect any Information to Liskey Bros., or V. G. Klock, deputy sheriff, Malln, Oregon. LISKBT BROS.. Malln, Oregon. HEY, HEY, KIDS! sl5-oo IN PRIZES PARADE WITH THE LEGION THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 10th Contest Rules: All children in the LOST RIVER DAIRY section of the American Legion parade must be in costume or ' have a decorated pet wagon, bicycle or baby buggy or other float idea. Contest open to all children up to 16 years of age. PRIZES After the parade ALL children appearing in the Lost River parade section will file by the Lost River Dairy at South Seventh and receive a FREE ticket to the Pelican or Pine Tree theatre. Judges for th. cash prizes ar. Mr. May King Conradi, Miss Cath.rin. Gaylord and Rev. T. Davi Preston. MOST UNUSUAL PET $ 1 BEST COSTUMED BOY $ 1 BEST COSTUMED GIRL ...... $1 FUNNIEST COSTUME ON BOY $ 1 FUNNIEST COSTUME ON GIRL $ 1 BEST DECORATED SMALL FLOAT J1 BY GIRL P 1 BEST DECORATED SMALL FLOAT 1 BY BOY D1 waa worth It. ly can dodge." For his own part, th torch crooning raudevlllllan found no pleasure In the new won laurels and under that bestowed on him a skill said Banks credltabl to an "African dodg- : H left th r" in a carnival. I we stags people, laughed Iron Dave nervously, "alwaya Insist th show must go on. But it's an outrage." 'It must have been someone from Angelus temple." suggest ed the equally lrat Harry i Brandon. Dava's business man ager. More likely it waa someone . trying to get publicity by hook- Ing their name with a big nam Ilk mine, ' shouted Dave. GRAND PRIZE $3 BEST DECORATED DOLL BUGGY . $ 1 BEST DECORATED BICYCLE $1 BEST DECORATED WAGON $ 1 BEST DECORATED DOG $1 BEST DECORATED CAT .......... $1 Com. On, Kids, and Join in th. Legion Celebration and Get in th. Big Parade Thursday Night, August 10. LOST RIVER DAIRY 320 S. 7TH ST. PHONE 48. Palace Market Carl and Jack Rib Boil, lb 6c Pot Roast, lb 8c Shoulder Steaks, lb uy2c Hamburger, 3 lbs Z5c Beef Stew, lb 5c Lard, 3 lbs 25c Bacon Squares, lb 9c Weiners, Bologna, Minced Ham, Liver Sausages, lb. 122c 524 Main . Phone 64 SHREDDED WHEAT. This VITALLY DIFFERENT food brings rou mil lh vital elements of whole wheat... all of whole wheat correctly measured bran. Nothing added, nothing taken away. Just 100 whol wheat. ..ready cooked, ready to eat ... in easily digested, crisp brown biscuits. And mighty good to eat, too, with milk or cream, with fresh or preserved fruit. Try it for at least ten days. ..and learn to forget your years I V r " , . VjS jkAsm-AxmLtssktmkrmtsm must i--- aw imt FmIIi mm IS KNOW xii liMVrfHas mo- SHREDDED WHEAT A product or NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY "Unaeda lakm Features for Saturday and Monday Beef Roast Hams & Bacon Half or Whole Lb. 17 FRYERS lb. 19 Fully fresh Smoked Picnics and Jowls Lb. 10 Choice Young Beet Lb. a mA p Boil Beef Young Rib aad Brisket Lb. 7 Jacksonville Gets Ready For Jubilee (Continued from Pag One) gin at daybreak and end "when th last dog has been hanged the next day." There will be a lull day ot races, hardrock drilling contests, log rolling, gold panning eon- tests, a historic parade, bar rooms, gambling dens, quaint costumes and hewhlskered "had : men" to lend diversion and en tertainment during the day. A ; real pioneer rodeo will be held , on the afternoon of August 19. which will b repeated th fol-1 lowing day, aa will baseball eamee and other events. Three dancea and al-atar wrestling card wll Ihelp out the program. Pacific Coast Will Share In Benefits, (Continued from Page One) was Indicated, was another Ten nessee valley development on a small acale. It will provide cheap power for homes and farms, facilities for irrigation - and land reclamation, and more important at the moment work for thousands of persons. Cheap 1 power will be a reality, accord- ing to the White House, where ; it was pointed out that the state j of Washington has author! ted ' the creation of a power author- ! ity to contract with the govern ment for the purchase and di- l tribution or the power generated at tirand Coulee. Green Apples Pine for Pie. and Sance 4 lbs. 191 Lemons Fancy Snnkiat 2doz.47 Oranges Sweet and Jules; Large Siae 2 doz. 49 Cucumbers Freak Gardea 4 for 10 SUGAR $1.37 Pure Cane Berry Sugar 23 lb. Cloth ling Limit FLOUR Post Salmon YrHotV Wfee I Red Alaska Sockeye I Weather ff M. J. B. 1 I I Cereal I I I No. 1 Tall Tina M 1 3 lb. Can f V 2 For Pk'' V Pillsbnry 49 lb " $T1.89 s. Sardines Finest Norwegian In Pore Olive Oil 3 cans 25 Mayonnaise QtJar 49 Best Food's Pilar 29 SOAP Shrimp CERT0 10bars27 3 cans 29 43 Wesson Oil Vt Gal. Can.. Pf 1 Pint Wesson Oil and Mixer 49 Oysters Prl-Polnt Pin large Oystera 1 lb. Tin IS Corned Beef Hash Prudence Ready to Brown 1 lb. 4 oz. Can Stf Corn-S. &W. Bnbjr Kernel Corn 29 No. 2 Can 2 for SNOWDRIFT- TIv 6 lb. Can f Coffee X I Great 1 I American B Vacuum Packed m V 1 lb. Can M 25 f Coffee Economy I Hlrnd I Fresh Ground Par I Urge Pkg. I Post Bran Flakes Pkg. 0 f VIalt .WeiN I Blue Rlhbon If I Aftsorted I I Light or Dark I Flavors I V 3 lb. Can M V Pkg. B V59 S 817 Main St. Right Reserved To Limit Quantities. Orders of $3.00 or Over Del. FREE.