PAfiE EIGHT
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Folimmy 10, 1!:C!
L
WE OF
SNOW CLAIMS
YOUTH'S LIFE
The body of Ran Illlmsn, 21-year-old
Klamath Falls boys, la
to b brousht to Klamath Kalla
Saturday from Ely. Not., where
tba Htltnan bur ss killed In a
hug anowalltia early thta week.
Tba boy's father. Fred Hllman of
thli city, waa 01 pec ted to errlr
ta Ely tonluht.
Roaa. who waa one of tha firat
two Essie scouts In Klamath
Falla. waa killed when th sra
lanrh burled hint and broke hla
neck, while on a hike three mile
from Ward. Not., near Ely.
A Boy scout funeral will prob
ably be held for the Hllman boy
Sunday.
Hllman, with Rollle Crumley,
an Ely, Nev., youth, of about the
aame site aet out Thursday with
provisions for a snowbound tntn
er'a family at Ward. They aet out
by foot and disregarded warnings
to travel a route at the bane ot
the mountain. They attempted.
Inatead. to travel over the moun
tain, and were caught under an
avalanche of enow which alld
down from the aummtt. which
carried them Into a canyon,
Crumley Injured
Crumley, caught on the edge of
the elide, auftered froien arme
and lege, and waa aaid to be la a
aerloaa condition at Ward, ac
cording to a United Press report
Monday night.
Crumley dug hlmaelf out and
apant honr trying to locate hia
companion before going to a near
by camp to aeek aid. Attempta
to find the body were futile, and
a aearchlng party waa organised
Monday morning.
Scoot Irader
Ro was well Known In Klam
ath Falla. especially among the
boy scouts, aa he waa one of the
firat Eagle acouta In thla district.
For yeara he had accompanied
the acouta to their aummer camp
at Lake o' the Woods. He receiv
ed hia Eagle scout award several
years ago with Merle Swanaon.
Since graduating from the local
high achool he had been employed
aa an electrician.
Fourteen month ago be left
for Ely, -t., where he eecured
employment with an electrical
firm. He had' already accepted
an offer for a promotion, and ex
pected to go to 6alt Lake City in
the spring. He waa named dlret
or of all acont troop In the Trin
ity of Ely. and took an active part
In that work.
In addition to hti father and
mother, Roaa I aurriTed by a els
ter and a younger brother, all of
Klamath Falls.
VAGRANTS ARRESTED
Fonr vagrants were taken from
Southern Pacific train No. t and
lodged In the city jail Monday
by Southern Pacific police. They
were siren suspended sentences
of 10 days In jail and suspended
fine of 1100 each on condition
that they leare the city.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
POKTI.AXn LIVESTOCK
POI1TI.ANI), Feb. I (4V-Cattle
5. Calrea 10. market the higher.
Steers. ul) to V00 lbs., good si.io
to 1. 00; medium 14 60 to 15.50;
common 11 to 14 40; 00 to 1100
lbs., good, $5. &0 to $(; medium.
14. SO to fa. 60; comm. in, It to
14. 50; lloo to lSo lbs., good.
5.:s to IS.7S; medium, IJ.oi) to
li.to. Heifers, r.SO to 30 lbs..
good, 15 to 6 50; medium. 14
to 6; common. IS.7S to 14. Cows,
good, $4 to $4.60; common sod
medium. 1J.7S to ft: low cutter
and cutter, tl to 11.76. Bulls.
yearlings excluded, good and
choice (beet), ft 16 to IJ.75;
cutter, common and metlltim, 9 -
to 13 !5. Vealers, milk fed. iwd
and choice, 17.50 to tS.50: medi
um, ft to 17.50; cull and com
mon. $4 to IS. Calves, f 2 60 to
500 lba.. good and choice, ft to
f7.50, common and medium, 14
to ft.
Hoga t!5, Including 300 di
rect; killers 10c lower. Light
llghta 140 to lit lbs. good and
choice ft. 00 to ft 75; light
weights 160 to 180 lbs. good and
choice ft.tt to -4.75. 10 to
100 lbs. good and choice ft. 65
to 14 76; medium weight 100 to
120 lbs. good and choice 14.00
to ft. 76. tlO to !5 lbs. good
and choice f S.75 to ft.t6; heavy,
weights 150 to r0 lba. good and
choice f 3 60 to i.u. J so to
S50 lbs. good and choice fS.I5
to ft. 00. Packing sows 176 to
600 lbs. medium and good 13.00
to 13.76.
Sheep and lambs, too; mar
ket steady. Lamb. 0 lbs. down,
good and choice, ft. 75 to tS.15;
medium. 13.76 to 11.76: all
weights, common, f J. 50 to IS. 75.
Yearling wethers, (0 to 110 lbs.,
medium to choice, f 1.75 to f J. 60.
Ewea, lit lba.. medium to choice,
tl to f 1.50; 110 to 150 lbs., me
dium to choice, 11 50 lo fl; all
weights, cull to common, fl to
il.it. .
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO. Feb. 10.
Wheat. No. 1 red. 65 e; No. 3
red, 64c; No. 1 hard. 6So to
5c: No. 3 yellow bard. 64c to
65c; No. 1 northern spring, t4c:
No. t mixed, 65 He
Corn, No. 1 mixed. 33e to
SHc; No. 1 yellow, Sc; No. 1
yellow, 33c to 33 c: No. 1. yel
low, 36c; No. t white, 34c to
34 He
Oata, No. 1 white, 13 He to
lSe; No. 1 white (fancy).
!5Hc; No. 3 white, llHe to
Rye. no sale.
Barley, tie to 58c
Timothy seed. 13.50 to f 3.75.
Clorer seed, it to tit. 50.
Lard. ft. 55.
Ribs and bellies. 15.75.
Hard Winter .67 H
Northern Spring ................ .67 H
Oats:
No. 3 White fit .00
Today's car receipts: wheat 61;
flour It; corn 6; Hay 3.
Stock Averages
(Copyright. l3t, gUnriitrtJ Statu
tic Oomivany)
&t :t f
Ind'U rr's t't'i Totnt
Tartar fc. 31 & ? J
W,k Atto
r Ak
ra. u(t
Huh civm . i .otto ;
t.ow itftst .... s? i atvi ?.T :.! ft
lliith dvio) 111 I M 1 roil
Low m0 111 . HO LM.I
Bond Averages
(Copyright. 1J. RtaniUrd Statis
tics Ooniusny)
?o .- aa
ln.Vts rr s fl I T.usl
Twtsy S t :? HIS 73
I'rev rr ST i :: s: t 7J
wk Aro ; s s : s a
War Ai S9 tn t sit s t
J Yrs.' Airo .... StT ltl S ! 0 3
titan (iJJ .T : ms :t a
i.ow nsiri . in : r si t ti t
lush IHM) ins t 1014 1M
Low I1M0) 13 1 ST I III M
Would Komlins Men Suit to
foreclose a lien has been filed In
circuit court br Frank S. Snyder
against R. L. Evans.
James Grieve. 43. of Prospect,
died at the Sacred Heart hospital
In Medford Tuesday night, after
an Illness of two weeks. Death
was due to bronchial pneumonia,
complicated by heart trouble.
He waa confined to his bed In
Prospect for one week, and was
moved to the Sacred Heart hospi
tal a week ago last Sunday. An
artificial respirator was used tor
several days while his body tried
to fight oft the ravagea of the
pneumonia, but hia weakeuvd
uearl euccutubed.
Horn in the northwest part of
Nebraska, he came to Ureiton with
his parent In 18. After com
pleting high school he joined the
srmy and served In the Spanish
American war. where h received
a wound In his wrist. He married
Mary Pankey of Central Point,
soon after he returned from the
war. and carried mall there for
several yeara. He moved to Pros
pect in 1911. and established the
Prospect hotel, which later be
came famoua aa one of the most
enticing lluis on the recreational
Pacific coast. Th hnlel waa ea
tubllslied while III old t'opco No,
1 power plant waa being built,
land while th road was first be
I Ing cut through to Crater ljik.
i.aier ne uulil tn atoi at Pros
pect, which was also to hecom
well known as a tourist head
quarters. Mr. Drier la eurvlved hy his
wife, Mary, one aon. Ileaton, Hire
brothers, V. T. Ilrleva of Trail,
Andrew tirleve, who lives in th
Kust, and l.udo (Iriev of Pros
pect. II also haa two ataters.
Mrs. C eon la Ntlckel of San Krau
ctsco and Mra. Tom HerrtoU of
Medford.
20-30 Club Will
Entertain Kiwanis
Member of th 10-30 club will
entertain th Klwanla club with
an Interesting program Thursday
noon, w-heu th two organisations
will hold a Joint meeting at th
Wlllard Hotel.
llurg Mason, chairman of th
Inten-lub relation commute,
will preside at the meeting, and
K. K. Dletrlck, ecreiary of th
Ahtand chamber of commerce
will be the speaker. Speclnl
music haa been planned by tie
Twenty-Thlrtlana.
IE
Nino Campttr guardian of
th city met In the chamber of
commerc room Tuesday nlitlil
to outline th program for the
mill anniversary of the found
ing of Camprire. which will be
observed by the local groups with
an appropriate program on March
17.
The proirnm will lake place
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Feb. It, JP)
Wheat!
- Open High Low Close
May .68 H .68 .68 Vt .68 H
July .58 .68 .68 .68
Sept. .58 U .68 H .58 H .68
Cash Wheat:
Big Bend Bluestem
Soft White
Western White
.71H
.57H
.57 H
ITSausday Lasfl: Pay
of Our Cleaning and Pressing Special
Suits
Hats - - Coats
Dresses
Take advantage of this special to
day to have your wardrobe put in
shape. Thousands of Klamath
Falls' people have and to them we
extend our sincere thanks for their
patience with us during the period
we have been so unusually busy.
Watch the News and Herald for
future specials in- Klamath Clean
ing and Dye Works quality work.
After Thursday
Suits $1.00
Dresses $1.00 up
Coats... $1.00 up
Hats 75c
EOamatfo Cleaning
and Dye Works
431 Main
Phone 408
Hot Rivets and Cool Smokes
A rivet missed ...
And down it hissed
Red hot ... a danger and a menace.
The foreman said
"Hey, listen, 'Red'
This ain't no ping-pong game,
nor tennis!
"I seen you cough,
That put you off . . .
An' got yer throwin' hand to jerkin-
OLD GOLD'S your het.
A cigarette
You better learn to smoke
while workin'.
"You'll like 'em, sure!
OLD GOLDS are pure
The natural leaf that's
smooth as honey.
A dozen packs
Won't cause no hacks
Nor coughs to make yer
aim go funny!"
SMOKE PURE-TOBACCO OLD GOLDS
No "artificial flavors11 to scratch the throat or taiut the breath . . . Not a cough in a carload!
In th Kreuuinl st-tinnl aiiitllur-
III Ml with Mrs. lUrlml (limil .11
rovtltig tile i-uiilirll fire. Kuill
gmiin lll invsiul a skll, ri'i'i"
suutlug aniitn ihs itf t'Hini(li
work, ami sunns will u suns.
Ksvh year th lil nriiiips
Imld a siiullnr rpri'iuonlal ami
this yirs I iiH'ttMt I'1 l th'
utmost.
I
Potato Growert
To Meet Thursday
lYtiito srownrs tif KIhiiihIIi
I'ntimy will tno.l t th Mi'rrlll
In h srhii.il biill.llns si 7:3u
Thiir.ilnv fvmlitr. li i!lnis m.
lulu I'liiM. ms. Minily Asiuil 0.
A. Il.'iuli'isoii will illxi'uss insi
ki'llna. A film, "Tn Knur Huns." ilo
plrllng th. luti'sl iks uf nut
rlilnorv i il (or iiiiUId ainwlna
ml hurt.'siiKs In sll purls ut
Hi I'nll.il Hlulo. will h shiiwii.
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Green or Ivory Enamel!
Here's a chance to furnish thai bedroom at Real
Saving I Tha bed, chest and French Vanity are of
hardwood finished either in a soft green or ivory
enamel with harmonizing decorations. You'll agree
with us that this ia an outstanding value.
I'ay I inly ai.iHl I low a
.I.ini Monthly
amnll Carrying tlianfe.
2 Pc. Livisng H&mm. Suite
Fine Quality! ..Low Price!
We guarantee this aet to be the finest quality we have
ever offered at this unbelievably low price. Chooae
from taupe and rose or woodrote mohair covering
with reversible spring filled cushions. Non-sag ateel
construction on a hardwood frame. The chair may
be had in either wing-back or regular style.
Pay Only a.VOO Down
7..v Monthly
Hmall Carrying 11tara;i.
Beautiful New Patterns in
9XI2AXMDNSTER
KoRuUrly WI.M
At February
Sale Price of
$24-95
Don't tske a chanre
snd wait for treats,
savlnis on Axmlnstars
like these probably
prices will nnrer be
lower than now. New
patterns In sure-fast
colors. All wool,
seamless runs that,
only a year ao you'd hava
considered exceptional values
at more than this prlcol
Day Bed
And Pad
Rrsj. f'Jff.oo Value
$18.95
(oil HirlitC Auloiimllc lUy
ItfHl iinil a.Vlh. ili'iilm cot
rrnl Md. Snve now mi
(hew lm prli-pn.
Bargain End
Table
M0II1I Wilhllll! Til Hilt
gpst Value va Kvrr
llffcrrd at
89c
Typical of our Fnhruury
HhIus vnluos. Turned
stretcher and legs. A
buy!
211-229 Main St.
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