The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, January 21, 1939, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTAGE- EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN. RENT), OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 21. 10.10 STOCKS BREAK, TICKERS LAG Foreign Situation Is Adverse Factor All Sections of Market Co Down Durinir Selling Rush Today MARKETS AT A OI.AKCE Rr Unit) Prwui Blocks lower in active IrnJinfT. Bonds irrrKulnrlv lower; U. S. governments irregular. Curb stocks irregulnrly lower. Foreign exchange irregularly low er. Cotton steady. Wheat and corn steady. , Rubber lower. - New York, Jan. 21 lPi Stocks broke sharply today on uncertainties over the foreign situation. Loses ex tended to 3 points in the recently ftrong American Telephone capital stock. ' Trading increased to such propor tions that midway in the last hour tickers were behind the market by several minutes. The tape caught up 2i a short time, - Steel and copper shares were hard iit. No group was spared as the sell ing spread. Recently strong utilities -succumbed and were down more than, a point in some instances. ' Some selling was attributed to be lated response to the Schacht dis charge yesterday and to the release of two of his aides in the reichs bank. Worry over outcome of the Spanish civil war influenced some 'selling. Foreigners were sellers on .balance, brokers said. German bonds, which lost only moderately yesterday, were under pressure. Losses extended to 3 points and several made new lows. Baltimore and Ohio stock lost a point to 6V4 on action of a bond holder in bringing a suit to lorce the road into receivership. Other Jrails were down. U.S. Steel touched 62 off 2; Beth 'lehem 70 off 2, and National Steel 764 off IV4. Steel operations were expected to decline next week de spite a point rise scheduled for rhe Pittsburgh area. The Chicago and Youngs town districts were to start the new week substantially Jower. American Telephone equaled its high at 157 and then dropped to around 154 off 34 ponits. Westing house Electric touched 1094 off 4; Douglas 67 off 2; Phillip Morris 95 off 2; Wright Aero 107 off 5; and U. S. Rubber 46 V. off 2. Declines of a point or more were noted in All is Chalmers, American Smelting, Anaconda, Cerro de Pasco, Du Pont, General Motors, Loft, Mont gomery Ward, Texas Corporation, United Aircraft and Johns-Man ville. A few issues held gains for special reasons. Safeway Stores made a new high at 35 up l7s on announcement that its 1938 earnings were equal to $4.02 a share, against $2.62 in 1937. Loew's gained more than a point on a court ruling upholding the company's profit-sharing plan. Dow Jones closing stock averages: industrial, 146.76, off 235: rail, 31.10, off 0.87; utility, 23.97, off 0.71. Slock sales approximated 660.000 shares against 470,000 shares in the short session a week ago. Curb stock sales were 143.000 shares compared with 89,000 last Saturday. BUTTER, EGGS STEADY Portland, Ore., Jan. 21 tU Butter and eggs were unchanged today. Local poultry market about steady. Potato and onion deals closed easy. Dairy Products The following prices were named on the produce exchange to be ef fective today: Butter cube extras, 26c; stand ards, 24c; prime firsts, 24c: firsts, 24c. Eggs produce exchange quota tions between dealers: extras, large, 20c; standards, large, 19c; extras, me dium, 17c; standards, medium, 18c; extras, small, 17c; standards, small. 17c. Wholesale Prices These are the prices retailers pay wholesalers, except where otherwise stated: Butter prints: A grade, 2814c lb. in parchment wrappers, 29c lb. in car tons; B grade, 27c lb. in parchment wrappers, 28c lb. in cartons. Butterfat Portland delivery buy- Make Your Savings Earn 3 (COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY) This association has never paid less than 3 on savings open an account now get this extra dividend rate. Your savings are insured by an agency of the Federal Government to $5,000. Inquire now for complete informa tion. DESCHUTES FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION - Wall and Oregon Ing prices: A grade M4-27e lb.; Portland delivery; B grade. 2c lb. less; C grade 6c lb. less; country de livery. 25c lb. for A grade. Turkeys selling prices: dressed, new croD hens, 25-26c lb.; toms, 2fi 27c lb. Buving prices; new hens, 25c II).. toms. 25-2Ge lb. Potatoes Yakima gems, $1.20 cen tal: local. $1-1.10: Deschutes gems, $1.30-1.35 cental: Klamath Falls, No. 1 gems, $1.40-1.55; California sweets, $1.40-1.60 50-lb. crate; new California Triumphs, $2 per 50-lb. box. Country meats selling price to re tailers: country-killed hogs, best butcher, under 160 Ins.. 10-llc lb.; vealers, 14-14Vic lb.; light and thin, 9-12c lb.; heavy, 10c lb.; lambs. 15c lb ; ewes, 5-8e; cutter cows, 8-8'sc; canner cows, 7-8c lb.: bulls, ltMO'sc lb. Wool: Willamette valley, nominal; medium. 22-23c lb.; coarse and braids, 22-23c lb.; lambs and fall, 20c lb.; eastern Oregon, 18-22c lb. HITLER REVAMPS BANKING SYSTEM More Changes Are Made by Nazi Chief By Frederick C. Oerhsnor (t'nitrd Frcs Staff Cormiotit-nt l Berlin, Jan. 21 W Adolf Hitler followed up his dismissal of Dr. Hjal mar Schacht as Dresident of the reichsbank today by. removing Dr. Friedrick Dreyse from the bank's vice presidency and Dr. Ernst Huelse from his place on the bank's directorate. It was the second blow in two days to the orthodox banking element in the nazi reich. Tliee changes and perhaps more had been forecast as the sequel to the dismissal of Schacht and his re placement by Walther Funk, veteran nazi and economics minister. Drevse was president and chairman of the bankers' advisory council. Hulse was director of the economic and statistical department of the reichsbank. He had been with the reichsbank since 1925. in an executive capacity, except for the years 1930 to 1935, when he was assistant general manager of the bank of international settlements at Basle, Switzerland. In Dreyse s place as vice president of the reichsbank. Funk named Ru dolf Brinckmann. who had served for several months as secretary of state in his economics ministry. As Hitler took his new blow at conservative banking propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels lash ed out at the United States. Resuming. his writing after an ill ness ascribed officially to intestinal influenza, Goebbels charged: "Practically the entire press, prac ticelly the entire radio industry and practically the entire film industry in the United States today is in the ser vice of international anti-German incitement" He wound up his denunciation, which was published in today's Voel kischer Beoba enter, official nazi party organ, with a warning against economic penalties against dictator nations such as those mentioned in the- United States. "Every measure of economic force has two sides," he wrote. "It strikes not only him against whom it is di rected but also him who uses it.' PHILADELPHIA SECOND PORT Philadelphia 'U1 Philadelphia re mained the second largest seaport in the United States in 1938, according to a survey by the navigation com mission for the Delaware river and army engineers. The survey showed that $1,000,000,000 worth of business was transacted through the local port. "PENN LAND REGAINED Selinsgrove, Pa. tP A 30-foot-square plot of ground in Monroe township near here, on which the 1754 Albany treaty line was estab lished has been presented to the commonwealth. The plot originally was deeded by Williaim Penn to Christopher Forward in 1681. Since then it has had 16 owners. CHICKEN THIEF "SPRINKLED" Wyandotte, Cal. IP Alfred Ren aud believes that somewhere in the state there is a chicken thief who is picking No. 74 shot out of his epi dermis with the aid of a double mirror arrangement. In any event, he said that each time he shot, the man jumped and also kept going. GOLD SITE PARK URGED San Francisco 'IP A movement has been started to make a state park out of the site where James W. Mar shall first discovered gold in Cal ifornia 97 years ago. The site will comprise six acres. Use Bulletin Classified Ads Classified Advertising; One Insertion If per Word 3 Consecutive Times .. If por Wont 6 Consecutive Times . 4c per Word Minimum: 1 Day, !5c 3 Days 50c 6 Days, $1.00 Advertisements Run for 1 Month i Pay Rale Line Rate 10c Capitals .... Mc All Classified Advertising Rtrislly Cash in Act van. e BF.XD LODGE NO. 218 I. O. O. F. Meets Everv Monday Nisht I. O. O. F. Temple, 2i5 Franklin Ave. Harrv Howard. Noble Grand 15. R. Miller. Soo.. Phone 331-M FOR VERY LITTLE COST, in very little time, you can usually find what' you'd like to trade through these columns. FOR SALE USED FURNITURE Ranijcs as low as S 12 501 Din inn Chairs 75c Up Breakfast Sets $5 00 Up' Library Tables $4.50 Up ! Davenports and Chairs $10 00 Uu Coil Sprint Day B.nis MOO Cu, Bed- $1.50 Un Snrmus 2 50 t V BEND FURNITURE COMPANY I 24l-:W-44il CRAFTMAN 8-inch heiu-h aw with motor and bench, $25.00. 479 New port. 204-40-n HARTZ Mountain Roller canary i Fingers and females at reasonable! prices. Inquire 827 Delaware. 272-40-42-p! SHOO CASH buys 40 acres. 33 acres water, 20 acres cultivated, 4 -room house, good barn. This is a snap. $750 buvs 120 acres unimproved near Bend. 31 shares Swallcv water. $1600 buys modern 5 -room house, base- r ment and furnace. $1200 buys mod-) ern 3-room, close in. $1250 buys 5j acres with 5-room house, just outside city. C. V. Silvis. D. W. Stone. 118 Oregon. 270-40-d ; ONE logging team cheao. Work and j saddle horse. 3 brood sows. Bred i saddle mare to trade for heifer ori work horse. Phone 78-J. Redmond. 269-40-42-u! i 7-ROOM modern home. Oil heat. I Well landscaoed and sprinkling! system. Write No. 259 care of Bui-, letm. 25S-40-45-C RHODE ISLAND REDS and White Wvondottes. James Whitlock place. 1''4 miles west of Tumalo. 257-40-42p JUST ARRIVED Truck load tree ripe oranges. Holman's Market, south end. Bend. North end. Bend. North end. Redmond. 200-35-57p HAVE OTHER PROPOSITION Will sell mv tourist camp at a sacrifice. Deal with owner. Call or write Shady Nook Auto Camp, 405 E. Third St., Bend. 255-39-44c TRAILER, suitable for heavy duty or stock hauling. ' See K. at Pal ace. 252-39-41c 1927 CHRYSLER SEDAN, $4000; man's bicycle with clincher tires. $7. aouin inira &i. z-io-jy-4ip TWO GOOD spring filled mattresses. like new. Less than half price, $12. Bend Furniture Company. 242-39-44c 10 MONTHS OLD HENS, 15c pound live weight; turkey toms. 20c; hens, 22c live weight. Elder Ranch, seven miles north on old highway. 237-38-40c FRYER RABBITS 50c each. Also does, bucks and hutches. 1429 West Tenth. Anyone in Crescent or Gil christ wanting rabbits leave orders at Blay's Shell Station, Crescent. 251-39-44p FOR SALE OB TRADE CLOVER STRAW for sale or trade for hogs or what have vou. Orval Cox, Redmond. 2'4 miles on north west market road. 2.'ll-38-40p .38 COLTS SPECIAL, good condition. $15.00 or trade for good 22 auto matic. McClure's Service Station. 2G5-40-3 40 ACRES. 20 acres water, Box 463, Redmond. Oregon. 268-40-p SIDE TALK 246 TEXACO GASOLINE 10 dari aro went lo iee my old friend Bert Roberti, i-htriff about my rar It 'prated to have no pep, a low pickup Kobe r I haint no auto mechanic but he Knows hb Gasoline I told him my ensine was not clicking; just right "Tu a 21 model you know bat it is all paid for Of coume, one can't eipect too murh of a twenly-niner Engine need a little over hauling valve grind 3 or 4 new rings maybe a carburetor tune-up There aeema to be a amall leak in radiator At onu in top And a paint job would do it no harm Outside of these alterations and few other adjustments have a good automobile. This la what Roberts told me to do Drive down to Itond A Franklin A v. Hugh Fountain or Prank loehr They sell Teiaco products Tell them to fill up tank with Fire Chief adding a small shot of Hky Chief anti-knock Helleve me. I followed his directions thinking like nivil people tho that "GaJi la tiaa" That there ia no difference in It but ladies and gentlemen. I am telling row Guess I'll nut trade-in this year on a streamliner, About my I'onliar, I figure this way If wrongway Corrigan ran fly across the ocean in his 29 model, I ought to be able lo get a few t hour and miles more on mv 29 model f'ontiac. Thank you, !. J. Leverett, Office (lend Hank flldf. Itoom 34, I'hone 28-J or Residence 514 Franklin. P. 8. If yon have City & Ranch properly for sale or swap Mat now Hee J. Myra North, Special Nurse H&y, THERE WHO GAVE ( WHV, MAJOR VOU1 RE VOU PERMISSION TO fJ NOT OOWSIDERIrOa AklV 1 LEAVE. THE OFFICE? I nAORE SHOOTING. ON tr n xr ' 1 "WAR. wurse' tooat; J IISEO CARS USKO CAR UAKRAINS-1103 Chev rolet Coupe. S-M.S; IMS IVluxu I'lv mouth Four IXmr Sedan. KM.1; UW0 Ponliac Sedan, $KI.Y lHulivv Motor Company. Lt 11M8 Bond Street :ru-:;tt.4ie FOR RF.XT j 3-ROOM modern house, unfurnished j No children. Call UW9 Wall St IMti-W-tU- j 2-ROOM modern furnt-Jicd apart ment $1.1 IN), inclmtm lights and water nl 113 Stitats sireot. tiiquiu 1049 Columbia. til-uML'-p I 4-ltOOM nuuh'rn furnished upait nu'tit with Malabo, clnsv in on pa veil sttwt. $2000 por month, wutm in cluded, adults unly. Inquire t Irving, phone 3KS-J. 27ll-40-4'J-p $12.00 MONTH for 2 - room semi modern duplex apartment. Wood, water and Karaite. Phone 141 or in- ! quire Signal Service Station. IXI'2 j Hill St. 275-40-42-c THREE-ROOM HOUSE at 1034 Hat- luniire. Inquire Sihumttn Auto j Electric. . 27:1-10- c: ROOM FOR RENT 620 Riverside: B.-ulevurd. Phone 436. Mrs. F, T I Fail-child. 238-38-UV 1 MODERN furnished, steam hentrd apartments. Close in. Inquire 720 ! Georgia or Room 8, O'Kane Bldt. j 22G-37-49p 2-ROOM Uuhelur apartment, close' in. McCann Sin Shop, 223 Green- ' wood. 227-37-47e! WANTED TO BUY 3 ir 4 twun modem or un- , modern house. Well constructed. I Possession by Feb. 10. Could pay j $200 down. Inquire at 1303 Iexin- ton. 2K0-4O-pj WANTED A SALESMAN: Either Lady or Gentleman, between 30 and 50 years of age, to take orders for monuments and all kinds of cemetery memorials. Must be of good appear ance, have good car, and be able to give satisfactory reference as to char acter nnd sides abilitv. Ours is one of the oldest and best established monument firms in the country. We build all of our work from the roti'ih material which we buy only in car load lots from the lcst quarries in Europe and America. Every piece of work is of the finest workmanship that you will find anywhere. We buy only the best grades of material the iutiiiR- diuuulT) una Kive u guar antee with every order that if defect ever shows in workmanship or ma terial we will replace it free of cost to buyer. Ours Is one of the best equipped plants for the manufacture of memorials to be found anywhere. This is a permanent position for the right party and will get better year by year. We would be glad to have you make inquiry about us of our salesmen that have been with us fur years, and our bankers, the Bank of Sellwood, Portland. Give good busi ness references in your first letter. Please make inquiry at once as the time is now rirx for spring sales. L L. JONES At SON. "330 S. W. Macadam Ave., Portland. Oregon. 271-40-c SEWING MACHINES expertly re paired. Free'check over. All work guaranteed. Call 21. Care of Home Laundry. Will call for and deliver. 233-38-IHp SITUATION WANTED HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants place to work for room and board. Call at 218 Broadway. 2.Tj-39-41p MISCELLANEOUS PIANO FOR RENT Transfer, stor age, crating, forwarding. Gasco briquets. Coal bv sack, ton or car- load. Bend Storage 4 Transfer Com pany, ZA Greenwood. Phone 444. SPECIAL! Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, hot oil shampoo and finer wave, $1.00; shampoo, finger wave and manicure, $1.00. Powder Puff Beauty Shop, phone 484 or West Side Beauty Shop, phone 816. 24.1-39-41c WATCH REPAIRING Keep your watch in good order. Cleaning, ad justing, regulating add years of ser vice to your watch. The cost is low. Special price $2.00. H. B. Moore, Watchmaker. Next door to Oregon Market. 245-39-41p i LOST LADY'S black pipkin ulove mi lit' ! veiv hetwi'oii Haninutn ami North Third St Hi-luin to ILMli KaM Sciiiml. ' IK PAKTY WHO t.ukitt ui chow pup near l'Mli ltivtarfnmt Slrrrt J tmu.tr v H. will return him toward will he paid. N questions asked. SW-IW-IQp Business Professional Al'TO RF.PA1RINC. SPECIAt.I7.KD motor and bruke ser vice, general retmitinvi, machine work, wt'ldmu, radiator repair. Urn net t Auto Rt-pair, liond nud (ireeu wood Shop phona fillii-J, residence 7S.S-W. n i.i.i u iuusiiks SPECIAL Fuller broom or Fuller kitchen moo for only 89c, Phone 31-W. the Fuller brush num. 11 C. INi-h CORSI'TIERF. J SP1RKLLA CORSETIKRK - Phon Miss Ada Newbv, 22.-J. Imp fore 9, a m. and after 5 p in. for ap-toint-ments t -22-51 n DENTISTRY DENTAL I'LATES rePRired. Two! hour service. Dr. BUnn, DntLst. ' Miner nidi!. Phone 286 ! PIUNTINC, YOUR LETTERHEADS can le mnde 1 any si2e you desire, with any print- ! injj you like. Estimates gladly given. ' The Bulletin. i RADIO SERVIl'K RADIO SERVICE-AU makes, lubes tested free. All work guaranteed. Raytheon l nix's nt new low prices, j Open evenings. George's Radio Ser- j vice, 1390 CumlHM land. Phone 780-H. 2l9-38-63pj COMPLETE STOCK first quality Phil eo radio tubes. All packed in , sealed cartoiu. Get better perform- nnce by using Philco tubes. Bend J Furniture Co. ! WOOD SAWING FOR WOOD SAWING call Venn's ; Wood Yard. Phone 817-J. Resi-1 dence, 22 McKay Avenue. i 4979-18-46p- Redmond Redmond. Jan. 21 (SMcinl) Mr., and Mrs. M. A. Lynch left ihu wck for San Francisco on a buying trip for spring merchandise for the ready i to wear department of Lynch A: Rob- j erts. t W. E. Damn of Bend will be in charge of the morning service of the Redmond Church of Christ Sunday. I SAVINGS ON USED CARS AT HOUR'S Q7 Ford V-8 Coupe. $495; $595j $375 85 H. P. '07 Ford V-8 DcLuxe Fordor; 85 H. P. 0 Ford V-8 Tudor. 30 Touring Model OZJ Ford V-8 Fordor uU Sedan. Reconditioned Motor or Ford V-8 Fordor 30 Sedan; radio, heater . $425 $325 $295 $145 '35 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan; extra nice . 01 Fwd Mid-1 A Tudor O 1 Sedan; Kefinished '9Q Forl MoM A Tudor (QC UU Sedan; Runs well HOUK MOTOR CO. Bond and Minncnota Phone 6X0 REDMOND MOTOR CO. Itcriinond The Job's CERTAINLY f40T THAT'S WHY1 CALLED VOL) BACK.' I'M CLOS ING DOWN THE STUDIO FOR. A COUPLE. OF MONTHS LOVIE AND I HAVE AN IMPORTANT DATE IN YUMA -THEN A WORLD --2-N k Mr. nnd Mr. Al Moort of Prltmvlllp will civo the itpeclul imtidcnl mim lrr. Odt en Pat ton. inemler of (he IT, S. nnny it Fort U'wl;, Wash., Ih hero on n fmlniiiih vlsllhiM his tiUterrt, Mrs. l-rster llollowav inul Mr. Tom Maddroti, mul his iMolher, (leoie Hnimey, Ted Wells. Dr. H A. WelK and A. Wells are home fiotn n fishiiqi trip in Tdtamoitk etmnty and rejMit n fine eateh. Rev. W. T. Mmtford, pastor of tho Baptist ehureh. was in Salem allend inu the Oivhou Baptist minister. s' re treat Fn route htune he wijl make tint)lieatioi in Portland for his final rili.'eitsltip paper;!. Rev. Mugfoid left Fnwland 11 year ago. Mrs. Howtitd A. Well:) will W host -tss Monday at her home to the mem l ers . nf the University Women's Study club. Bonnie Rennohls was elected presi dent of the Netupnew Camp Fire group: Joyiv Ann WurUweller, viev president ; ltlella 1 laupt man. secre tary; anil Donna Jo Short, treasurer. Mrs. A. II. Olson it guardian of the 'roup, spousoitHl by the American Lemon auxiliary. Chapter Al of Bend, chapter AD of Prmeville and ChapUT AO of Red mond of the P E O. Sisterhood will nh.erve their annual Founders day me'tiiul at the New Redmond hotel with a luncheon Monday noon. A program will Im given by im iiilwrs of the three chapter Mr. and Mrs, Karl Steele have mov ed out lo Peterson's mill near SiMers where he will In employed nd Mrs coodtear BATTERIES Complift Service On All Maid laah Bend Garage Co. Next to Post Office Carroll & Wmtler BODY and FENDER REPAIRING PAINTING Wc Take the "Dent" Out of Acci-dcnt Central Oregon's Most Complete Independent Uody Shop 212-220 (ireenwood Finished - IN THE MEANTIME, MYRA, THE STUDIO 15 YOURS -AND A MILLION! THANKS AS FOR GUY. I'M PUTTING HIM INTO VAL ELIFORP'S ROLE AS SOON AS WE GET BACK! Camns, Wash, Tuesday, where hr will miilce tin extended vMl. Mr. nnd Mm. Harrv Johnon of Madrat were In town Friday. John xon is convalescing from a major operation. They formerly lived In Redmond. Allied lllatt and wife have moved to the Swlndig probity on Seventh street llialt U it foieinaii al lite C('C camp. Mis. Gtadvfi Hone of Madra.s was in tttwn on business Friday. Walter Umt. i building n iikmI ei n home on llth streit Constiue tion is lnrted Mis R II Cuick Is home from a vi-lt with ielative:i at McMtnnvilte PORTLAND MVFSTOCK Portland. Oie, Jaft I'l Ml' Hort: Siitvirday none, for week 3100 Cufh lulled Week ago. ma'kel 10-l.V lower after losinu early 15 lo 25e ad vance. Iile hulk linhlweinl.t iitlck iioi $H-8 (0. early Ion $H 35 with ear load lots up lo $8 50 Moiid'iv, Over and underweight penalised 50e and I mhii" ru"Kin how inainiy -;mi. i IVed- ote $7.25 In $7 75. early lop ! $H -lid hem) dov-ti lo$7 I Saldav none, f r week J ?'Mf; ealves. Satu day none, (or week I 185 (Vinria'"l "eek nt(o, Kteers and , lett'r yrmle : he stork .ti-in!v. lower i grades she Jim k Weak lo ?5' lower, I inimv vales filllv 50c untler recent ! huth time early laM we k. It'ilU 25 I 50i- lower. Veaterit steady Hulk fed i i. ...... tu n tl J M-'eedclii 7, Medium to gooil lu llers $7 8 common down to $5 25, l oiters Thousand ol motorist at nlhuiiaalie about thi now bull y value tho Good year R 1 lliol Non-skid protection, long trou bU'boo irvie aro aatutod by tho Goody or tuporior Ua lure built htlo it. And It miirmA law YOUl gUV 6? FAMOUS Q-J ALL-WEATHER Weild Isadsr ia sal tirst lo quality yol you pay ooly otdiury ptieoa lot Q-31 GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Bio. kusky touga lonq wear at low . coal. Chech iittfli uia quality J '5 V V V V V V BATTERIES SPARK PLUGS LIGHT BULBS FLASHLIGHTS BUMPER JACKS SEAT COVERS Plionrf 103 Photic 1H0 CHIEF Y-VDU MEAN I'M TO f1 be a. ucon I AT IAT? J fitrs'le will oprrnln the rook hotinr. Mm. Grrtiudn Mile wniklng i.t the Roynl rafd. Mrs. Kmmu Ordwny nreompanled her ilaiighter, Mi. C. D. Illninaii, to down to $4 25, Uiw culler and culler cows $3-4; common to medium $12') to $550, very lew dairy lyn rnw-i above $5 50, good beef cowi $6 25-7. hulls $525-575. good Ih-i-I bulls lo $1125. eailv top $6 75; culler down to $4 50 Choice vealeiH up lo $11 50, cominoii to medium grade $5-8. Sheep, Salutday iitme, lor week 32 1 5 Compaieil week ago. in n I k e t steudv. week's bulk Hood to clmirt cal load lots fed Winded lamln H 850. lest timk tns aioiirid $8, horu lambs $7 75 down; odd yettrlihH. $0 625, medium to choice ewei V'l 5l -l'5 IlKND AHSTRACT CO. TITI.K INSIHIANCK AIIKTNACTH Willi I'rnk I'liiitifl 174 3 Points to Remember when you buy Truck Insurance SERVICE SAFETY STABILITY Truck Insurance EXCHANGE rbiine fur ICrirrMntutlo Today I'AKMKH'S AI'TO.MOIIII.K INTKK-INSrUANt K KX iiani;: L. G. B0WNS IHHTHMT MANAI.KH Phone 130 Crwrtod lUnd, Of. Pftlr in t antral Orvgnn aiag Auto Loans $20.00 to $1,000.00 ON YOM CAK l!0 lo 1!I3 J mcMlrU. I.lclil Irtlrkt nnd out of 1nle ran. I TO IH MONTHS TO ItKI'AV C'unlrartt Itrfllianrrd Consumers Credit Company KI.MKK I.KIIMIKItK, Aernl 217 Oregon I'honr 525 l.lr.nu M 117 Eat Here! Whrllirr ( our fountain or lor n cutntilrto lunch you'll (iittl our a nifxlrrn lunrh counter uilli prompt rourtraiu scrvtrr. DOUTHITS ntf.l) A. I.Ii:i!Al.l.KN. M. I). V.ye, Vat, Noe and Tlirnat Sperinllit finom fl, Penney-Newberry Dldrf. Offlre Phone 117 lloime Phone !M OKlie Hours: 0 lo 121:30 to S TRAIN HCIIKnm.K tAVM 1:00 p. m. i KrrlVM 7 :00 a. tn. flTAfiK HI'IIKlll'I.R TIIR DAI I KH, HfllKANK AND KAHT 1'OKTI.ANI). HKATTI.K AND COAHT 1-OINTH l.vrf 7 :10 . m. : ft i4b p. m. ArrlvM I i. m. I ViOfi p. m. RIIANtKU, (iKAHH VAI.I.KY. WAHCO Lvmvm 1:20 k. in. ArrlvM 0 iOfi p. m. MKIIKnxTirAHIII.ANII, ran kiiam iH( ii. i.iih ANi;ri,r. I.A I'INK, I'HKHCKNT. IIIKMIIl.T, VT. KLAMATH, KLAMATH l-AI.IJf Jnvc. t Ah p. in, Arrive ftilti p. in. IIINKH. IIUHNH, ONTAHll), IIOIHK A Nil KANT Imvm lilft a. m. Arrive Bi00 p. m. MITaiKI.I.. KAVViLIR, JrillM DAY Iavm 11:110 noon, Tur... I'huni., H.U Arrlvn :u p. m.. Mon Wl., rrl. IIKIIMONI) lvvca 7:30 a. m. I 11:01 noon, o:46. St 10 p. m, ArrlvM B:2& a. m. I, 6:40, Q :0A p. m. I'RINKVII.I.R Urvm If '01 niMn ; 8:10 p. m. Arlrve. 8 :2ft p. m. I A :40 p. m. nil.VKR I.AKK, I'AIHLKY, I.AKKVIKW l.v. tiilt , m, I Ar. I till) p. m. Ki. Hun. IIKNII I IIKMlll.T VI. (ilLIIKIIIK LINK Arrlvm I0:4o n, m. ; l.v. I :ai) p. m. il.llr By Thompson and Coll AAVDA -TUI t-A.I I C D-u A. REAL CELEBRATION I LET'S SOU'N MF TAKF ill THAT PREMIEC.E TONIGHT