December 1, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
Timla Itriualiia Here A. I..
TTvl, owner of the K lama lb
X-llay Laboratory, elenpad Into
lha rJewa Hud Herald olfli Tues
day lo deny that In (ilana lo
mure from Klamath Kelli or
I'luaa up III offline, aa he statu
Ilia Nawa and Herald have twice
reported erroneously la III peat
raw innnlha. "Klrat It ill elated
Hint 1 waa lolm lo leave Klain
alh and o lu Lakevlew and Ibau,
a week or ao ago, tha paper
tald thai I waa golug lo mora to
Urania I'aaa. I lulatid to do neith
er al (lila lima. In apll ol Ilia
dcpreaalon builneie la good and
I Ilk Klamath aud my trlendi
hra," Mr. Travla atatad.
Turkey Gniwrre' Irogrra
Murk malarial of Intereit to
membara of the Klamath Turkey
llrowera' aaaoclallon la brnadrail
vary Tuesday avanlni from KHL
radio nation at Halt Lake CUT,
according to K. M. liauaar, eee
retary of lha local aaaoclallon.
l ha radio program la apnnaorad
by Ilia Nurlhweatern Turkey
Urowers aaaoclallon. and a brlaf
reeurae of markat rondltlona la
(Iran wue'tly by Harbarl Her era,
aaalatant general manager of lha
Northwestern growers.
tattle Return Tb two belferi
belloved to have been alolan from
lha Clayton Hurton ranch naar
Kano, returned lo Iba noma ranch
lb nail morning, according lo
roporta from lha alat pollca and
Iba ahsrllf'a nfflr. Th animals
merely strayed away from boma,
but retraced Ihalr atapa whan
lhay beram hungry.
(Juesta ill Hall Among th
gueeie at lha 1111 Hntal Tuaa
day wara J. I'. Hoyla. T. l. Brad
ley, 8. M. Bullla, Medford; - L.
K. Bteveneoa. P. L. Calm Oily;
V. J, Krhmlti, Halty: II. 1). Wal
lace, Yelnas; Mr. and Mrt.JI.
Undress, Wssd: Mr. and Mrs. B.
II. Wllllama. Han Kranrlaro: C.
J. Wallace, Dunamulr and R. 0.
La toilette, Portland.
From Wale Citlre Oueete at
th II out Wlllard Tuaaday from
othar rill In tha alat Inrlud
ad E. II. Shank. U A. Wlaa.
Ivan faahlniton Jotter, I. W.
Murray, all of Portland: E. L.
I'oppal, Balam; W. E. Cbandlar,
dlvlalonal highway engineer,
liranta Paaa: M. M. Worceeler,
Marrlll.
(M-nrcd From CHy Nelaon n.
PUbar. arrested Monday nlgbl
by Houlharn Pacific pollca received
a IQ-dsys, 1100 suapsoded eenl
anr and fin whan h waa takan
color Pollra Judge Ponrh Tuaa
day. Pollca ordered riahar to
leave th city.
Wlllard (lerats Among lha
luaata at th Hotal Wlllard Tuee-
der war A. W. Aleiander. C. II
Prlday. D. A. Kaada. Baa Frane-
taro: J. H. Ohllgar. uaklana:
(1. M. Plah. Rookana: W. A.
interlock, Altnraa: T. C. Uullar.
Jr., Pomona, Celir.
Neighbors fa Meet Th Jolty
Neighbors will mat at th noma
of Mra. T. N. Caaa. In Altamont.
Wedneeday afternoon at 1:10
o'clock. Mambara ara requested
lo remember lo bring glfta for
th gift exchang.
Prjcrara Plaaned Henri Con
radl will ba chairman of tha
wkly mallng of lha Lions club
t noon today. R. K. Patterson
and Norma t'arllng will present
aklt. Othar numbri will com
pete th program.
Mother Vlaltliut Mr. B. P.
Ell, mot bar of Mra. Joaaph
Kwlng, haa arrived In th city
from bar bom at Koekiord. 111.
and plana lo remain her Inde
finitely visiting bar son-in-law
nd daughter.
Prom Lekevlew Lakevlew
rlaltora In Klamath Palla Tuee-
isy Included Klwood w. Koberta,
MrV Cordon, Ik Kant, John
U Plynn, all of whom war rag
Wared at th Hall Hotal,
'To Hold lUvaar Bt Barnabai
3ulld will hold baiaar and din.
aar at tha HI. Barnabaa Eplaropal
rhtirch In Langell Valley, Batur-
lay afternoon and aranlng.
Apron Hale Oroup three of
it. Mary'a Altar Society will hold
in apron and gift aala In the
Murray building, on Main atreet
December 11. ;
Guild to Meet A meeting Of
I. Patil'a Knlacnnal flnlld Will
hold at the Pariah ball, Thure-
Jay afternoon, at one ociora.
Members will make qullti at thli
lima.
Allnr Society to Meet Bt.
Vary's Altar anclety will hold Ita
malar meet ng. wedneaday ar
ternoon, at 1:30, at th Pariah
ball,
1rarre for Koulh Georg
Weal, father of Walter Weat left
Intnrday evening to apend the
Kltitiir In Palo Alto. Calif., after
Halting her for tha pant month
. ljullea la Hare Fair Mem-
bera of the Metbodlat ladles Aid
will bold fair, Saturday, Dec.
6, In III Murray building, on
Main atreel, Among tha many
attraction will b a etalea' booth
conalatlug of aprona and othar
art lila donated from dlffarant
atalea In the union. Other booiln
will Include ratarar'a booth where
lunch will be eerved al noon,
conlectlonara' booth, baker'
booth, laundreaaea booth which
will bar many article for th
laundry, grocer' booth, whit
elephant booth and lea Booth
which will aarv lea during tha
afternoon.
Kinerled Horn Todar Mr.
and Mra. Henry V. Joyaui ara
eipacted to return to Klamath
rail today from a furlnlihta
trip to Houlharn California cltla
and Portland. They apant Thanka
glvlng and th paat weak with
their aon. Jean, who I student
at Columbia Culeeralty In Port'
land. Prevlouely they apant s
week Tlalllng frlenda and relallvea
In Man PranrUro. Ban's Barbara
and Baa Lul ObUpo, Calif.
" 'yHTM u aomnbing about
M. aoft, iparkling jowine
"nil thai I irrailttlhl. I
keen an alluring, natural
looking wave In my hair by
having H permanently waved
wlthrrederlciVitaProciM."
1 hi. Ad Worth
$2.50
on s Predarlca Vila Tonlo
A'are, Crnqulgnole, Bplral or
Combination Wave.
Palaca Beauty Shop
HUH Mnln Phone 1881
Kngagee la Mining Jack Hal
ey, who waa formerly affiliated
with lha otflcea of Momyer Mo
myer of Ihla clly, plana to apend
the winter proapertlng and min
ing In Eaatern Oregon. He will
make bla headquartera In Prairie
Clly.
Retained to ftaa PTaarlaro J.
Aaheby HI ro peon baa returned to
Haa Pranclaeo alter ependlng
the Thankaglrlng week end with
bla daughter, Mra, J. Lawrence
Bchsd.
Vailerguea Oueralloa Mra.
Glen Kent, TIT Pacific Terrace,
underwent a major operation
Monday morning al Hlllalde boa-
pltal. Her condition was report
ed to be aatlafactory.
Kiamata lounty naaiia Aaaocla
llon will meet tonight at T:IS
o'clock at th Klamath eounty
court hooa.
Borial Club to Meet Eaatern
Blar Borlal Club Number Two
will meet al 1:11 Wedneeday af
ternoon, December I, at th bom
of Mrs. E. M. Cbllcot, 401 M
Motored fruea Keaenalioa
Mr. and Mrs. Mag broiherton, of
Bpragu River, motored to Klam
ath ran Monday, on a suaineaa
trip.
Mntford Vlaltnr Mrs. Doyls
Franklin, of Medford. Is the
hone guaet of Mrs. bottl Aller,
of thla city. Mrs. Prsaklln will
apend th reel of th week bar.
Mad Baalaeaa Trip Prank
Bchmlls, Beatly merchant, apant
Monday In Klamath Pall oa a
bualnaaa trlalt.
Car Hlolen T. Morrla reported
to city nolle Tuesday that hit
Bnlrk coupe, Oregon llcenie lat
in ba been stoles.
Her for Wec-k-ead Mtas Alice
Koa, teacher at Cryatal, Ore., wa
a weak-end Tlaltor la Klamalb
Palls.
A meeting of th Klamath 4-H
Council will b held In (he home
economics room at Fremont
school oa Saturday moraine, Dec-
amber i at 10 o clock.
Thla meeting I called by Coun
ty Club Leader Frank W. 8exlon
for th Duroo of discussing 4-H
club work and making plana for
work la th various schools of
Klamath county for th anaulng
school year.
After th bullosa meeting a
abort program will b presented.
Mra. laaballe Brlmer, aupervlaor
of acboola, will give a abort talk.
talka will b ttide by 4-H mem
hers snd a demonitratloo of a
bualneaa meeting for a 4-H stand'
ard club glvsn.
Members of th 4-H council
ar encouraged to make luggm
tlon for lb Improvement of
club work, and quentlon pertain
ing to any of th projects will
be dlacuaied. '
BRKAKfl J.KO IN BED
PITT8BUROH, Pec. 1, (P)
Albert 8. Rnall, St, broke bli
leg whll lying In bed today.
He mapped a bona In turning
over. .
T
rillCAOO, Dec. 1 (HI Aaaer-
tlmia that Ruaala waa buying
wheat for lnlerniil needa beipt'd
give a audden hulat today to lha
wheal maraei Here, me uuturn
alio waa atltnulated by notably
bulllih reporla concerning the
United Htatea winter crop out
look, aome aiperts eoiialrulng lha
reporla aa Indicative of a com
plete change In domeatlo and
world auupiy condition! neii
aprliig. Klguraa oa five leading
atatea ausaested a crop only 10,-
VUU.OUU buabals more than wai
barveatad thla year by Kanaaa
slons.
High prices of lbs dsy wsrs
reached by wheat lu Ibe late deal
ing. Wheat cloied unaetlied
l cents sbovs ysstsrdsy's fin
lab, corn uurbsuged lo V lower.
osts off to la up,, snd pro
visions un'bsngsd lo II cente
down.
C'lll('AtU) WHK.tT
Chicago. Dee. 1 0P Wheal
No. 4 yellow hard H; No. 1
Northern Bprlng 41 Vi No. 4
mlied 14.
Timothy aaed, 4. 00-4. IS.
Clover seed, 14.00-14.00.
VtllKAT AIIVA.M -V.
PORTLAND, Dec. 1 OJ'I After
abowlng an earlr price dip with
weakneaa In the International
trade, wheat advanced In price
later In the Tueeday aeaalona. On
th Portland future market De
cember cloied- with an advance
of e and May 1 W huahel.
Halee totaled IS.oOO bunh!a De
cember and 4,000 buahela May.
Deliveries on December con'.ra.-l
loUled 11,000 buahela (or the
day.
On tha Portland merchants -rbstigs
rsih wheat advanced lc
buahel all around.
I-OIITI.AM) WIIKAT
PORTLAND, Dee. 1 UP)
Wheat:
Open High lyiw Close
Dec. .40Va .41 .G .(1
May 41 .11 .to 4 .tlVa
Caah wheat:
Rig Bend Bluaatem .T5
Holt White .g
Wealern Whit - .80
Hard Winter , ,o
Northern Hprlng .go
Wealern. HM . go
Oata No. I white US. 00
Today'a car receipt: Wheat
44; flour 1; corn 1: oats 1:
bsy 1.
NEW YORK, Dee. 1. UP) k
moderate flurry of idling In the
closing minutes of trading today
awept ailde moat of the earlier
aharp galm In railroad atocka and
eraaed much of the rally which
Induatriala bad developed after a
decline thla forenoon.
Railroad atocka la moat cases
finished a lhade higher than yes
terday. Induatriala cioaed gener
ally lower, with' a number of
leader down 1 to 1 polnta net.
Transaction totaled about 1,000.
000 shares.
Railroad atocka war buoyed
by a rumor th national board of
mediation of railway wagea In
Canada would ahortly hand down
a recommendation favoring a 10
per cent cut oa all dominion lines.
FOI'ND STKRUSO DECLINES
MOW YORK. Dec. 1, OP)
The ponnd Merlins; today con
tinue! lu abrupt decline of
.trvjtartlay, hrresVin( slightly
more thaa rente to 13. SO,
th lowest la tea years and
only 111 reals above trie roord
low qaotailoa of
Sweet Cream. Butter
I Produced in City
Sweet cream butter will b Pro
duced by th Loit river dairy, It
waa announced Tueiday by R. C.
Woodruff, proprietor.
Woodrntf ssld th dsiry has
been a year and a half In working
up aufflclent upply of aweet
cream to make th production of
aweet cream butter poaalbln. It
la nduanal for amaller cltlea to
boast aweet cream butter a a
local product. Woodruff said.
BIO BARGE MOVEH
THE DALI.KS. Ore., Dee. I,
The largest barge which
ever waa taken Into Celllo canal
left tor Portland Monday after
apendlng a week at Dillon loading
ISO tona of acrap Iron assembled
from up-river points.
Today's Potato Marketgram
IHll HAI.-XUTe: POTt TOO IMM ItM.KAHMi FROM
IOIATV AOKN'T'H OPMCK DKU I, IMSI.
Hlilpmenls Iti'iKiried for Monday.
1'nlted Btatea total 454, Orgoa 14, Waahlngloa 11, Idaho It.
Maine 114; nineteen aurplua lata potato atatea ahlpued Ihla year
41,11111; Ihla lima last year 7,.
Terminal Markela Ku,rted for Tueeday.
Chlragn-Carluale received: lilaho 4, otbere SI: can on track.
Including broken, 141; euppliea moderate, demand rather alow,
market aleady; track aalea carlula outweigh! Idaho Nailed (iimi.
sacked, per cwl., i;, H. No. 1, 11.10 to 11.40. few II. 41.
Han Pranrlsro Carlosds rerelvsd; Csllfornla 1. Oregon I:
boat receipts c'lulvilent lo California 11, Washington 1 ars oa
track, uiilirokvn, 4; rare on track, broken. I: dock holdlnsa eauita-
leiit to Ik tars; prlcea snd conditions unrhsmed since Mondsy.
a Augelea t'arloKit rexeived: California II. Idaho : cara
diverted, T; cara oa track, unbroken, 10; cars on track, broken. 14;
nuroanaa luppiiee nnarai, aemand good, market firm; Netted Oems
supplies modursle, demand and trading alow, markat Heady; Idaho
Netted flemi, larked, per cwt., U. S. No. 1, opening prices Tueeday
11.10 to II. IS, mostly 11.10.
Hhl.ilng Point Markets Reported for Monday.
Yakima and aearby polnta: Continued cold, .light wire Inquiry,
blpmenta light, partly account of weather, demand light, market
firm; carloada f o b. caib track Netted tiem, lacked, per ton, U. B.
No. 1. moatly 111 00, few higher; V. f. No. 1, 111 .00 to 111.00.
Idaho Falls: Belter wire Inquiry, demand good, markat firm;
better feeling prevailing, prices allgbtly hlgber on beat atork; car
loada f o b. eaiu track U. B. No. 1, aacked, per cwt., U. I. No. 1.
Sc to TSc, mostly TOc to TSs.
Standard Statistics Stock Averages
(Copyright, 1J1, Stsndsrd Statistics
SO Ind ia 10 HH .
TOdsy ......... 71. S-
Prevlous dsy ................ 7.
Week ago 74. S
Mouth ago II. i
Vear ago jji. t
1 yeara ago
S years sgo .
High (131)
Low (lull) .
High !30
Imw (1130) .
High ll:)
Low (11) .
-.104.1
-.101.0
-140.1
17.1
...101.4
-111
..ID!.!
141.1
II. I
II. I
42.0
4.l
100.1
III I
101.4
101 I
11.7
111.4
14.4
147.1
11T.T
Co. I
20 I t s
111 1
111 1
117.1
111. I
1(1 I
112.1
101.1
101.1
ioi. s
111.1
lit s
mi
111 I
10 Total
74.1
76.4
71.4
83.4
131.4
190. 1
10S.1
144.1
70.0
20S.I
114.7
2S1.S
140.2
WW
111 1 FALLING OUT
YOUNO .z"
says
n
QUITE BAD AND
Began Using Idea's Hair Tonic and
DeUghted with It Hair Bark
Again to Former
Color
FEW WEEKS USE DID
WONDERS, SHE SAYS
"It b smsilng and wonderful
the way Lea'a Hslr Tenia will slop
falling hair and give it hack Ha
exact former shsde before turning
grsy," writes Minnie Herat, who!
like aundrede or woraea as
aralse it to th akv.
"Nothing I ever beard of equal
Lea'a and I used a great many dif
ferent preparations beeauae say
nair was tilling out Bad and turn
ing gray too. After maaasglnc a
fee drop Into my scalp each night
for aevaral weeks I looked yeara
younger and my hair waa all a
even colored and ale aa wkea 1
waa a girl. I certainly recommend
It," continue th girl whoa photo
I ahown above and who Urea at
1511 Ninth Avenne, 8cottsbiu,
Neb,
, Hundreds af thousands af seen
and women of all ages and color of
hslr ar today beautifying and
Improving their appearance and
looking years younger and better!
TURNING
m)
Mianl Bench
rroeaii
Anyone msy obtain tha ssma re
sults at Utile eipens In their awa
home and defy even an expert to
detect Its use. Note the abund
ance of hair and Ita pretty wave
la picture above. Gray hair and
dandrae? are a detriment socially
or In bualneaa. It certainly la sack
s simple matter bow to have beau
tiful evea colored youthful appear
ing hair ao eae should appear eM
aad gray.
Druggists here are aathorised
to sell Lea'a Hair Toole ea a posi
tive guarantee of complete satis
faction la aix weeka er leas ar
money bach without ejalbble or
question. If preferred aend dollar
hill, check or money order to Lea
Tonic Cos Brentwood, Md, for hot
tie return mail.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
4.00,
1100
dlum
ISO
dlum
4.00.
I'KICf S ADVANCE
POHTLAM), Iw. (JPr
Weaiber rondltioaa brought
forth aaother series of price
advance oa Iba East Hide
farmers wholesale market to
day. Of fertnea la geaeral allow
ed restricted volume with de
mand good.
I-OHTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Dec. 1, UP)
Cattle, 2S0; calves, 4; generally
steady. Hteera 400-100 lb, good
4.00-4.75, medium 4. 75-4 00.
common 1.00-4.76; 100-1100
good 4 00-4.76, medium 4.7S-
common 1.0O-4.7S; 1100
Iba. good S.7S-I.S0, me-2.7S-S.7S.
Helfera S50-
Iba. good S. 00-6 60, me-
4. 00-4. SO, common 1.00
Cowa, good 4.00-4. SO,
common apd medium 1.7S.4.00,
low cutter and cutter 1.00-1.75.
Bull, yearllnga excluded, good
and choice (beef) 1.00-1. SO,
cutter common and medium
1.00-1.00. Vsalera, milk led.
good snd ebole 7.00-7.60, me
dium 6.60-7.00, cull and com
mon 1.50-6.50. Calves 250-500
lbs. good snd choir 1.60-7.00.
common snd medium I 50-5.60.
Hogs, 700, Including 11 direct;
40c lower. Light lights, 140 to
110 lbs., good snd choice, $4.75
4S.I5; lightweights, 110 to 110
lbs., good snd choice, 16.15 tr
S.S5; 110 to 200 lbs., good and
choice, $6.1506.16; medium
weight, 100 to 220 lbs., good and
choice, 14.76 5.15; 110 to 160
lbs., good snd choice. 14.50 O
5.15; hesvyweighta. 150 to 10
lot., good and choice, 14. ISC 5;
190 to ISO lb., good and choice,
1404.16: picking lowa, 176 to
600 lb., medium and good, IS. 50
0 4.60. Slaughter pig. 100 to
130 lb., good and choice, not
quoted. Feeders and stocksrs, TO
lo no lbs., good and choice. HO
1.60.
Sheen anil lamha 19K- mtmAm
Lambs 00 lbs. down good and
cuoice s.vv-e.eu, meoium 2.76-
s.vv, an wsignts, common 1.00
1.76. Yearling wethers 10-110
Ibe. mawlltiH. In .hnl.a a In I
Ewes 120 lbs. medium to choice
1.75-1.00. 120-160 lb, medium
to choice 1.60-1.76. all weight
cull to common 1.00-1.(0.
Tl
Marketing, th movement at
stock. through the ladiaa reserva
tion end assisting tha Nations!
Livestock association, will he the
moat Important aablecta to come
up for discussion at a meeting ef
the 8os lb era Oregon Livestock as
sociation, to be bold at 1 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. December S,
la the couaty court rooms at the
court bouss. according to aa an
nouncement from tha county
agent s ornce.
Routine business will be trans
acted by the aaaoelatioa. with D.
E. Alexander, president, presid
ing, and miscellaneous problems
pertaining to tbe livestock indus
try will be diseosssd.
GET GOOD PRICES
PORTLAND. Dee. I. Cut
of lc in the pries of cub butler
of stsndsrd grsd on lbs produce
eirnsngs during Ibe 1st session
wss by no meana a aurprlae to Ibe
trade. In fart, It waa obvious
that either low scores should de
cline or lop butler adrsnre. If
Ibe market here waa reflected
within sight of actual upply and
demand condition.
Recent concerted attempt on
the part of produce exchange in
terest! to punlih the larger retail
operatora who buy moatly tha
lower scores, sppears to have
over-reached Itself and failed to
punlab tbe email country cream
ery, who wss slleged to bs doing
lbs bulk of this bualnsts. Tbs
sxchsnge found thst Its own fol
lowers were somswhst vsxed at
the fact that tr makera of poor
better are getting about as much
ss they were for top scores; a
condition not natural la any mar
ket. Therefore Ibe cutting of stand
ard butter cubes lc to 10c wss
In tins with conditions. Butter
fat showed a similar cut.
The world now Tesllies that
bnmsn greed Is tbe greatest of
all causes of wsr. -Mrs. Nsllls
Ross Taylor.
VoX
Beat Hoe ad la Towa .
Now Playing Ends Wedneeday
aa -i s.1a T aV
il a; at I
Special Added Attraction
Salinas Rodeo
NOW!!
Cream Top the beat milk
in town
10c
Insist on Cream Top
at your grocers
Yoa can bur Lot Rirer Milk far
jour childj-en with confidence.
Lost River Dairy
Phone 48
asm
KM
30f-6ot-iao
NOW
Ladies'
REDUCING
Classes
Gymnasium Work and Swimming
Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays, 4 till 5 p. m.
COURSE OF TWO MONTHS $S.OO
KLAMATH ATHLETIC CLUB
Main and East Main Sta.
Phone 1652-W
LHiLiLkkmiSJ
TODAY! NEW SHOW SEASON!
Bringing a New Era of Entertainment to 70a at this theatre! New, big up-to-date
picture one right after another everyone a good one her) we go folk
with the laugh hit of the year come alongbring the family let all ha-
fun and lota of it with
The H. W. Poole Theatres
THE PINE TREE
the mjm)
( STARTS I
NAT2M
I. .
inonkeqBiuinfss
dQaramouM7aun
THE RAINBOW
MARION DAV1K8
in the
"BACHELOR
FATHER"
GROUCHO
The freih guy" of the
gang. He even practices
bis sharp wit on
ZEPPO
the onlr romantic one of
th mad Manes. He gets
:he girl with the help of
CHICO
th word-twisting, plano
Uckllng lsd whose constant
"poddner" Is
HARPO
th funy-wlgged, grinning,
campion of pantomime,
who says nothing but is
always playing "Hollo1
In
"MONKEY
BUSINESS"
la Opening Oar
New Show Season
we are certainly haadtng
Klamath rial Is a laugh
with "Monkey Bualneaa" at
he Pine Tree and "The
Itarhelor father" at the
Relnbovr what could be
funnlerT
.1 j.v- f ,
'ekHaaw''
Here itii'y arol linariiiui with
Joy Reeling with BlinJi
. . . Loaded to the merry gills
with good laughs! Feat
Plus
Laurel & Hardy
"CVckens Come Home"
Sport Light "Hunting Thrills"
Kov News
TRICES TO FIT TOITt PCRUES'
Mallneea B5o
livening
llMMl Heals - ,V
1VIH Bents .- 2SC
Klilillea a Ilme Anytime
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