The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 21, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHh KI.ArVf ATH NfcWS, KLAMATH KAU-S, OKKUON PAGE SEVEN ATLANT C I LINE IID BY BRITISH LONDON, Oct. 10, (AP) Prospects of a North Atlantic air linn via Oroonluml licit year faded today as nrlllnh aviation etprrts dlsrussed the result of Colon! Cliarlee A. I.tnilbcrgli'i Arotlo turvey a disclosed to them by lb American airman. From their conversallone with til pilot, nuw on s visit bom with hla wife, Ilia eiperte have reached th conclusion that KlnU lieraVa summer survey 14 to till fonnlnl th opinion tht um mr aurvlce offers no difficulties which could not b overcome. Teste Needed. Th Id of winter service, bowuver, I considered out of tht question for th prwni and there would need b a test of winter flylnk- before dellnlt concliulon on this point couiu b reached. However, the lclrrapb.'t com mentator reported today, Lind bergh "la manifestly In no war perturbd In rapct to Arctic atorma or toa or proilalon of aultabl laiidlnf placu." Tha Tim commentator ald "a whit.r fllitht along tha rouii mar b eipecled to follow Llnd brah'a summer survey and no on ran forecast It result. "Th tllKht which ha lust nded la a step In tha rlfht di ruction, althouth Mthllhmnt of rKiilar aerrlc hr any route may hava to await a number ot oihrr experliueuia. "Who la responsible for Klam ath'a Jurnll delinquency!" will bi th toplo of th address to b glvan by Iter, (inorie V. Me dure on Sunday availing at tha Community Congregational church. ,lr. McClure I In a pnaltlon to api'ak with authority on thla aub Ject alnc he la not onlr a mln later but also an attorney, who la at preHi.nl city attorney ot Aiihland where ha la conelanlly dealing with thla problem. Mr. McClure. In tha course of bla nilnlatry In rarloua elite acrom th country, haa been particular ly active In civic Ilia and been brouiilit closely In touch with the prohlenia ot youth and the home. The Community shurch, under 'the preaching leadership at Mr. McClure, I conducting fall ral ly campaign which started laat Monday and will continue through next week, with preach ing each eveulng except Satur day. ITKRINTKSDEST TO VISIT , Dr. Thomaa D. Yarn, super lntemlent ot the MaHiodlat church of thla district, will be In tha Klamath region for eeveral dare holding autumn conference with the churrhea of that denomina tion. He will he In Chllocjnln and other Indian mlaalona on Ratur day and Sunday, and will hold conference aoaaloa at the Tlrat Methodist church ot thla city on Monday evening, October 13. From here he will go to Lakevlew and other polnta. Dr. Yarnea waa a former pnator of tha church In Klamath Fall, and la widely known here. Saturday Specials Oranges Sweet a, Juicy 2 dozen .. Grapefruit Four for .. String Beans 3 pounds . Seedless Grapes 3 pounds . Spinach Z pounds . Sweet Potatoes 4 pounds .. Carrots 5 bunches Green -Onions 5 bunches 25 9' 117' 10 California Fruit & Produce Co. AMUSEMENTS Vol Now olarlnt, ''Ann Car- Mr' Profession." wlln Far VVray and Un Kaymond. I'sllcsn Now plarlnf. Vsuae- rlll and "Professional Bwset heart," with Ulngor Jlutere. I'ln Tr Now playing. "Oalloplug Homo," with Dob Steele. Italnbow Now playing. "Tha Conqueror," with Richard Ilia Ann Harding. AT THH VOX rHANCHOT TuNt vti MIUIAM HOPKINS "THE STKAIMOttB HETUHN f.lonrl Darrymora and Miriam Hopklna are co-atarred la "The Htranger'a Keturn," which opens Hunday at the Vox theatre aa a Motro-Uoldwyn-Mayer plcturlta tlun of the currently popular Thll Strong novel for rural life, which tollowa bla recent beat teller, "Male Fair." Aa th IS-year-old patriarch ef a farm founded anM pioneered by hla family.' Lionel Barrymore la aald to hava one of the moat In tereatlng characterisations ot hla brilliant career, ilia blatrlonlc power la declared By preview critics to bare attained new heltht In the climatic scenes. King Vldor directed th Metro- Ooldwya-Mayer film from the new Phil Strong novel of Iowan farm Ufa. Included In the eaat are Franchot Tone, Stuart Erwln, Irene Hervey, Beulah Bondl Grant Mitchell, Tad Alexander and Alleen Carlrle. Meat of th picture wan acreened on a farm location tor which farmhouao. barna and alios were constructed after Mld-Weatern style. AT THE PKMCAX Tha Pelican Theatre-McKeaaon Oliportunlty Contest will be ott with a bang tonight when, aa preliminary to tha regular elimination corneals scheduled tor the weeks to follow, six aeta i f .'"t I PS All right, V T vWrCkr l I j 7 your de-e-licious 3 Jr afirL-b C ' c'l lv Honey Maid ) JT L. Uv IPxmX Sc' Grahams before $sZ Growth and development ...HONEY MAID GRAHAMS! SAVI MONIY Thit it Honey Maid Graham Week. Th big annual graham tvent. Special display in stores everywhere. Look for the green Honey Maid Graham packages. Kre money get th economical family lit. I 5Fv I ot profeaslonal and selected ama teur vaudeville will be present ed on the stage. Thla contest hat alrtady stirred tha amateur talent of Klamath Falls Into fevered excitement and the elim ination competltloni that are to follow special stage numbers promts to be exceedingly Inter esting, entertaining and keenly competitive. On tha acreen. "Profeaalonal Sweetheart," starring Olngnr Itogers, Norman Foster and Zaau Pitts, will be featured. The story baa to do with a girl rsdlo atsr who. by virtue of her screen per sonality, muat live th III her fans feel aba ahould. Whet bap pens when her managera bring her big mountaineer sweetheart, In tha peraon of Norman Foster, develops Into a comedy that makes this alnglng-mualcal pic ture a worthwhile bit ot enter tainment. AT THE PINK TltKB Life In tha cattle country has supplied material for plenty of entertaining western pictures Tha two-fisted, hard-rldlng stralght-ahootlng heroes are the Idols of thousands. However. variety la sometimes lacking so that tht wettern picture which introduces freah material Into the conventional plan It turt of considerable success. Such a picture as "Qalloplng Romeo." starring Bob Steele, which cornea to th Pine Tree theatre today. AT TUB ItAISnOW America's mini nltinee Into depreaalooa, only to rally eacn ahe has ever known before, fur nishes material ror one oi m vH.n Ante "The conqueror, aona to periecuun uy yraoiiceiiy ie -. aa the Immortal "Cimarron." 1l.A..t. uninllna lanir. atlon a clear picture la given, economic fluctuation since the very day sne Decame an moepvn dent nation. "Tha Conquerors.' ,nnd fnr a return ahowlns will open today at tha Rainbow ineatr. GOLD FIVE CENTS DOWN WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, (AP) Treasury new mined gold price. S2.l Pr ounca; five cent un der Thursday quotation. NOTICE Will each lady of the Sacred Heart Parish kindly bring her dunatloa for Ilia noma Cook ed Food Hale to the Sanitary Meat Market at 111 K. Tth, Saturday, Oct. at. Aids to ny AI.BKItT IIKIKiVMH K. I'. II. S. Correspondent Tha Literary club of tha high school, whose training has fitted many student for tha Kratar atatf, recently elected officers tor the year. They ar as fol lows: Marjorla Davis, president; Marie Morgan, Vic president; Hobert Stevenson, secretary-treasurer: and Ivar Hult, publicity. Mr. Ivan Monro It faculty ad visor. Maria Morgan was elected to take tha place of Doris Darnlelle as vie president. Mis War alalia I leaving tha city. Twenty persons attended tha meeting. All candidate must turn In a contribution which will bo voted upon before the candidat la tllglbl for membership In the club. Mr. Monroe read a thort story of a length which b thought should ba a pattern for thos who Ilk to writ short stories. It waa two magatln pagea In length and contained about SOO worda. This organisation doet a great deal to encourage tha talent ot atudents In writing atortee, tea turea and book revlewa. The club Is planning to have a year book In which all contributions voted on and passed by tha board ot editors will be printed at tha end of the school rear. Uou can clearly J-- taste the difference between Schilling vr7 innamon and any other. Try it some time Tfou might just as well have tht rich fragrant kind. It costs YOU no more. A COFFKB KXTRACTS ITTTTTtTFTTTfTTTTTTtTTTTtfttTf; HONEY MAID Grahams contain elements essential to children's growth and development. The whole family likes Honey Maids. They're crisp and crunchy, nut-like in flavor and sweetened just enough with honey. You always get Honey Maids crisp and fresh. They are baked for you in our Pacific Coast bakeries, the freshness and goodness sealed in by wax wrapping. Be sure your grocer gives you Honey Maids ia the gm box. Get the bfggtr thrift packages and save money. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 7oneyMaid Budget Committee For County Meefa Monday M"ornng The Klamath 'conntr court and budget committee will hold Its first meeting Monday morning at 10 o'clock, It waa decided at tha court aesslon Thursday. County Judge Orlixle said other county business will ba adjourn ed until tha committee flnklm It Job, when th budget will he advertised and a publle bearing held. Klamath Falls' rlty budget was being worked on Thursday after noon, after a preliminary meet ing of tha budget committee Wednesday. KLAMATH DEALER F( Tha Imperial garage, at Third and Main atreeta, haa been se lected aa a retail dealer and warehouse headquartera for Pyr oll, an automobile aod engine lubricant. It la announced by Harry Goeller, owner ot the garage. "A Pyroll treated angina op erate at a reduced temperature, with a better oil film, with tha same efficiency on lesa oil and therefore haa mora pep and few er breakdowns." 'Goeller states. Pyroll bas recently been fea tured In an article using th Pyroll trade name In Popular Mechanic. It also received tbe endorsement ' nf the Aseoelation mnuunnm; c TEA-BAKU POvTOxUI orMifl'a"n5"l!levor Mutual In-1 suranrt torn pan let la a complete field test of flour mill opera tion. " ''.!. Th dpartxnt of commerce haa ordered IM tlrwty beacon Ism ps of tht 1000-aatt. lit volt type; they sr to bo need on air way la Texas and tha south west. West Virginia will register automobiles on July 1, beginning In 1934. IT'S RISKY TO PAY LESS IT'S USELESS TO PAY MORE Knock Prices Good SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING LB. 181 45 09 l TIN . 3 LB. PAIL 6 LB. PAIL COFFEE MYRTLE BLEND LB. PKG. 17 OUR BEST M. LB. $1.09 PAIL CHASE tt SANBORN 1 POUND DATED mr KAR0-SYRUP POUND RED TIN , 14c 24c 34c 64c 12c 22c 32c 3 POUND RED TIN POUND RED PAIL tn pound red pail. POUND BLUR TIX.. 3 POUND BLUE TIN 5Kt"ND BLUE PAIL. 10 BLUE PAIL- 62c Market Specials STEER "I Ol BEEF ROASTS liC PRIME RIB ROASTS, nn boned and tied.. 1 I C EASTERN BACON, "I 71 half or whole.. 1 I t STEER 1Q BEEFSTEAKS.... IOC LEG PORK ' ROASTS 14c Swift's Pemlum QC, Sliced Bacon, lb. asUC Wa Specialiie in Baby Beef and Steer Beef Only Gpuds U.S. No.l Klamath Genu 25 LB. BAG 2, Laeview Seeks Road Change LAKCVIEW. Or.. Oct. 10 Th Lakevlew city council and buslnea msa of lb city hava pe titioned th slat highway com inlaaioa to rout th Framont highway along th at tlda of th Odd Fallow cemetery, and thenea directly Into Main street, thereby eliminating two right an 'Em Dead Prices Read 'Em and Weep, Fellows Come On Folks Save Your Money at tha Old Reliable Piggly Wiggly Store. for Sat, Sun.,.Mon., KELLOGGS WHOLE WHEAT FLAKES, 2 Pica. 17c INSTANT POSTUM. Kloimey KELLOGGS PEP, 2 Plcga 19c BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE, Pint ' 24c Mourn?: CAKE FRKE With CARNATION WHEAT NORTHERN TISSUE, 3 Met B. fc M. SUCCOTASH, No. 2 Tin, 2 for :..:.25c CHILI CON CARNE, Van Camp, 3 for 25c LiBirrs OR MT. VERNON ,- 48 GEM NUT MARGARINE TROCO MARGARINE HBeaoiij MORTON'S SALT, free running, 2 Pkga. 15c SPERRVS PANCAKE FLOUR, Le. Pk 19c Collin BISQUICK, for Fluffy SALMON. HUNTERS. IS. C. BAKING POWDER 5 LB. TIN . OVAL SARDINES, 3 for MIRACLE WHIP, Quart DR. ROSS DOG FOOD, CHOCOLATE, Herthey'a American - " Graham Crackers 2mndt TTT T7" Mt. Vernoa or Libby's, it e Ba j MILK rr -"419 Mourn? DURKEE'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, Bot. 15c SUGAR Pure cane, 100 lb $4.99 JeHEo 3pkgs. H) CABBAGE, 100 ORANGES Suhry 2 doz.t...33 ARTICHOKES, Sweet Potatoes LETTUCE gle turn a poo th preeent routs, Th commission ha e greed t make thla change provided tha neceuary right ot way will b lurnlshsd free ot coat, Th sur vey is now being made, and th council will know within a week now much tha neeeeaary right ot way will coat. Numerous busi ness mm, bar offered to doaato toward its purchase. Motfett Field I tha nam el the naval air station at Sunny vale. Calif. Oct'21-22-23 Pure Cane Limit 1 10-lb. cloth Bat 8-01. Tin ... 39e SS)' HWANg DOWN Cake Plata Each Pka FLAKES, Lge. Pki 18c Roll 14c MALT MS- TALL TINS . 3 251 Red Mez. LBS. !ts g2 UNDY'S GOLDEN BANTAM 3 for Biscuits, Pkg. ..29c Tall Tin, 2 for 2Sc - 25c 29c IT'S BETTER ns LARGE PKG. 3 Tina i-27c Baking, V, Lb 17c Drifted ,j5.oH.99 Bag lbs 09 3 for ML . . Fancy 4 1b. Solid Hertdst 4 Each DRY ONIONS, 5 lbs. 9 730 Main St.