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IHt, flVfiNINO HKKALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKKOON
PERRIN
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Howard Perrln u elected
praeldent of th Klamath ehaptar
of the Oregon Building Congress
t th organisation mealing In
Ilia city hall Friday nlsht. offl
cere who will aerv wlih Perrln
ara K . Itohlnenn, vice presi
dent: A. I.. II Ira. secretary, and
Ulsnn Haul, Iraaiurar.
Dlrariora and classifications
of business they represent ara
aa fnllowi:
H. H. Perrln, architectural da
algnere; t'harlee W. Wuhan,
geueral ronlractora; Charlae
tlercelnn, electrical contracture;
W. M. Lorena, plumbing, baatlna
and aheet mala workers; M. A.
Ilol lings worth, sub-contractor,
painting, brick, plaster; lllenn
llout, planlitg mill man; F. II.
Ilaiiaar. lumliar Industry; K. W.
Hmlth. brick nianufai'iurara: A,
I. . Rice, building Irailaa council;
II. II. .Mobs, carpentcra; (). I).
Nature Will Kaap Your Hair
Youthful Shado and
Fre of Cray
LIFELESS CRAY HAIR
REGAINS OLD BEAUTY
Everybody kaowa If aolor
glanda and hair rooia ara haallby
and arllve, tha balr will eon
llnua Indafinllaly a rlrb, natural
aolor anflraly free of gray or
etraaked lorka.
A doctor evral yaara ago
aakad himself tbli question: If
I ran atlmulata dlgaailon. liver,
heart, ale., with a lonlr. why
not rub a stimulating tonic Into
lha aralp that will revive thoaa
Inactive glanda ao nalnra In bar
own natural way will raauma
putting planty of pigment Into
tba hair tubaa auraly lha hair
will tbam raauma Ita original
beautiful abadaa of youth regerd
taaa of user's aga or prarlooa
condition of thatr balr.
Remarkable IHaf ihw
Tba doctor a aaarrh lad lo end
less experiments. Ha didn't want
a dya or lint, and II, of rouraa,
must ba barmlaaa evn If a per
on ttaad It many yaara. ITndar
tha nama Lea's Hair Tonle eny
ona may now purrhaaa tba tonle
ha finally perfected. For aayaral
yaara balrdraaaara, acattarad over
lha country kaa baaa aelng It.
Raaulta ara ao air and gradual
man aaad It too. It doaan't atala
tba aralp, and at a tet ona naad
only apply It to aoma amall apot
a faw daya lo watch raaulta.
Shampoo aa oftan aa daalrad.
Moat paopla ara tint Induead
to try Lea'a for gray hair but It
primarily waa Intandad aa a tonle
to put tba aralp, hair roota, plg
mant glanda and hair la a
baalthy, ylgoroua condition. Of
courae with a healthy acalp
comaa a change In appearanre of
hair and a reatoratlon of tha
natural ahad of brown, red,
black, auburn ar blond. Tbara
ara aoma tbr Ihotiaand ahadaa
of color In human balr no dye
eipert ran paint one's hair aa
exquisitely aa nature. Lea's mere
ly stimulates nalnra to renewed
actlrlty, puta aatur bark on tba
Job. you might eay. and the tint
aba Iraparta to your hair, once
the aralp, roota and glanda be
come healthy la natural. What la
mora beautiful or becoming than
nature'a own choice of abada to
matrh your area, completion and
beauty.
bVe What t'eera Hay oa the Right
If a reader dealrea lo try Lea'e
Hair Tonle en guarantee of com
plete eatlifaetloB they ahoald get
a bottle at drug store or pin
dollar bill to thla advertisement
and land to Lea'e Tonto Co.,
Brentwood, Md., for generone
Ite bottle, full dlrectlona.
Eiperts cannot delect tha aa
of Lea'e Hair Tonic.
M iR GONE
Lo Angele Ur Say Thai
Tonic Doe All That I
Claimed and Mora
"I iuffered with dandruff,
Itchy acalp and my hair waa
prematurely gray a detectable
Give Your Wife
A Break Sunday
PRESIDENT 0
BUILDER GROUP
SHOULD
Alii i
II
Bring her to tha Wlllard for dinner
Sunday. She'll enjoy a reprieve from
kitchen duties and she'll enjoy the
cookinjr of the WilUrd chef.
WILLARD HOTEL GRILLE
Second cV Main.
Matthawa, plumbing, healing,
sheet malal, alarlrlral; Hrntt
Hmllh, plasterers, finishers,
bricklayers; I,'. A. Ilunn, bridges,
niadi, aud Arthur W. Rrhaupp.
laial.
Tba (ruup adopted eeveral ree
ommandalliina niada by lha tem
porary rommlllaa. Director will
maai every Friday Bight at lha
Pelican (Irllla and lha general
meetings will ha conducted onra
a month, lha lima and data to ba
at latar.
Dern Says States
Don't Want Land
(Conilnuad from Page Ona)
alalaa "originated wllh lha pree
ant admlnlairallnn," and lhal
Preatrient lloovar appointed lha
conimlaalon lo study It,
Replying lu a query from Rep
reaanlallva Yon (1)., Fie.) Darn
aald ha believed "aa a broad pol
icy," lha alalaa would ba willing
lo admlnlilar lha land. If all
rlahla wara Inrludad In lha traoa
(ar. A eecond prlra lha alalaa would
pay. Darn aald, waa reduction In
federal highway aid.
Other prlraa, ha added, Inrlud
ad; Probable dlaronllnuanra of
lha blologlral survey control of
pradatory anlmala.
Kitting up of aiianalva admin
lalratlon machinery by lha alalaa.
Adjuailng Interstate rompllre
llnna on grailng.
7
abade of gray wrltea Mlaa at.
A. HenedM, 111 W. Adama
treat, Iam Angalea, California.
Then about two yeara ago I
learned of Ihla truly wonderful
Lea'a Hair Tonle and started
using It. My hair began chang
ing right away lo lha lorely aoft
brown wblrb waa my original
had. Tba dandruff haa poel
tlTalr disappeared and my balr
la thicker and la perfert con
dition. It auraly doe all aad
mor than they claim.
Thousand of maa aad womea
use Lea'a Hair Tonic. Even ex
pert and clone frlenda cannot
detect Ita use. ftlmple dlrectlona
with each bottle for us at borne.
Head what another near eay
below.
DRY FELL OUT
Dandruff, Itch Scalp and
Cray Hair Worried
Tnta Lady
NEW TONIC FIXED IT
"My balr waa sires ked. dry.
and lifeless. Dandruff also both
ered me and natural earl waa all
gone whaa I bagaa aslng Lea'a
Hair Tonic. Now after aelng
Lea'a a abort while my aralp
feels fine, dandruff la gone, balr
aeems lo ba growing thicker and
It la dark and luiurloua and haa
ceased lo fall out." wrltea Mr.
P. Hergner. Bog It, Clipper,
Washington.
"I'm tickled wllh the appear
ance and condition of my balr
now and It's ao almpla to nsa
no woman should be without
Lea, s Hair Tonle.
Head Iba article on the left
and tb on above then obtain
a dollar bottle of your druggist,
oa positive guarantee that etg
weeks' use will delight aad
amaia yoa or money bark.
IT RESTORED MY
Previously Uaed Other Prep
ration, but Lea't Tonle
I the Beit
'Two yaara or more ago 1 be
gan nalng Lea'e Hair Tonle and
It la wonderful. Raaulta came
quickly and my hair went right
back lo Ita natural youthful
color and then Juat an applica
tion now and then keapa my
hair and acalp in perfect con
dition," wrltea Josephine Web
ber, 1114 Virginia avenue, Ever
ett, Washington.
Read article on left and those
above then obtain II bottle at
drug store. Simple directions tor
use at home. No bother or mesa.
Pew dropa on finger tlpe, rubbed
Into acalp at alght worka all the
magic. If drugglat hasn't Lea'a
send dollar to Lei Hair Tonle
Co.. Brentwood, Md.
Albert Austin, Mgr.
GRAY
44 WOMEN TO
BE SUBJECT
Porly-four women of Klamath
county will b eubjert lo call for
duly on Ilia Jury list, whlrh was
recently drawn by order of lha
cuurt, according to an announre
ment from th of fir of th clerk
of lha circuit court. Other wo
men drawn un lha list have claim
ed eiarnptlou under lha alalute
that glvea Ihem permission to re
fuse Jury eervlce If they ao de
sire. Twenty-seven new Juror a and
five bald over from lb regular
panel bar bean ordered to ap
pear In clrrult court Wednesday,
February 17. 111, at wblrb time
the raaa of the X-L Cleaners
versus lha Klamath Uye Works
at al, will coma lo trial. This
ease will ba followed Immediate
ly by the ceaa of lha No-I) Ijiy
Cleaners versua the Klamath Dye
Works, al al.
Other dalendanta In both aults
ar C. I). Irfiug, president "f tb
Central Labor Count II; Cleaners
and I'yera Loral No. 112; the
I'elltorlum, Htandard cleaners.
Chapman Cleaners and Van llua
klrk Cleaning company.
Tba plalnllffa la both aulta are
eulng for a total amount of $tVJ,
000, charging In their complaints
conspiracy to Injure their busi
ness. O'Nell 4 Irwin. I oral attorneys,
ar artlng for plaint Iff In both
aulta. while Mi'Collorh, Drlsroll A
lloran ar counsel for Ibe de
fense. Jurore who hav been ordered
to appear Wednesday are: II. P.
Aleisnder. II. M. Hailiy, Manley
L. Mallard, If. K. Calkins, Kin el
L. Davis, (iua Kbaman. May Kd
sail, Alfred A. Pldler, W. II. Cody
Mra. Prank II. Plltgerald, Chaa.
Ohlee. Jo Klmaey. 8. H. Hill.
Iater f). Wlshard, Harry 1). Hon
dy. C. I.n l-ls. P. R. Kouth
wlrk. Hugh Palvey, H. P. Miller.
Jamea Perry. Hert Palm, Victor
M. Palmar. Allen Rtanaby. Anna
M. Punk. Walter West. Peter P.
Vogel, W. L. Kprague. Roy Kins
man. R. Vanre Hutrhlna, John 8.
Arkley. I.aater A. Abbott and O.
L. Williams.
Community Club
Plana Pie Social
A LOOM A. Or. Th Algoma
Community club held a meeting
Friday evening, when plana were
made to glva away a cedar cheat
whlrh waa made by Harley Evans
and donated to the club.
Plana were alao made for a
pi aortal lo ba held In connection
with a Washington birthday pro
gram, flvea by lb school chil
dren. Mr, Rtonahous and Mr.
Tonng war In charge of a pro
gram whlrh followed tba buelnee
meeting. Refreehmente were
served by Mra. Ed Brown and
Mr. Pellon.
Rotary Contribute
To City Milk Fund
I utst auuu quana or milK war
I g1vn to children of needy fam
Ilia during th month of Janu-
I ary. Chief of Police Guy Merrill
stated Saturday.
Tha milk fund will receive 160
from the Rotary club to assist
In paving th bills. Merrill say
I'reeldent Andrew Collier of the
Hotarlana haa notified him.
K eagle's Charge
Beer Possession
Trial of E. R. "Red" Keagl.
charged with possession of liquor,
haa been aet for Monday morning,
February 18, at 10 o'clock by
Justlc of th Pear Barnea.
Keagle la charged specifically
with poaseaslon of beer, not moon
shine whiskey, aa waa recently
published In The Herald and
News. Keagl waa released on
bonds of 1100.
WEATHER
Th Cvclo-Rtormagrsph at Un
derwood's Pharmacy ahowa that
lha barometric pressure haa been
rising today and a continuation
of present weather condltlona la
probable.
Tha Tycoa recording thermo
meter registered maximum and
minimum temperature today as
follows:
High il
Low 1
Forecast for next 14 hours
Generally fair with brisk cool
winds.
TO JURY CALL
Eat Your Valentine Dinner
at
The Pelican Grille
We Offer You a Special Valentine
Dinner for $1.00
All Klntla of Valentino Pastrir
baked in onr own shop.
Pelican Grillf & Bakery
Editorials on News
(Continued from Pag Onel
clear-haadad common aenae of
th member of tb Jury who
disregarded the torn my rot In
volved In til Judd defenee and
kept their minds flied on the
fundamental fact that two hu
man belnga had been murdered.
e a a
IN 1170. eiporta irom japan
.,.ni. A la 17 ir,n 000. In
UH, Japanese eiporte reached
a total of 11.047,100.000.
Quite aa Increase In all de
adea, Isn't It? Japan haa been
coining right along.
a a a
rLT listen to this;
In 1170, Japanese IMPORTS
amounted to 117,000,000, where
as In 11 they bad frown to
i. Ill, 420.000. .
That I to aay, as people ara
enabled to SELL mora they Im
mediately begin to BUY more.
e e e
A LOT Of miaguiaea people
have the Idea that business
consists altogether of aelllng.
That Isn't true. Buslneaa In
volves HOTII aelllng and buying.
If you aell yoa must also buy.
and the chance ar very atrong
that tha more yoa eell the more
you will buy.
Tblnk of that th next time
somebody trlea to scare you Into
a blue funk by talking about tb
terrible thing that are going to
happen to tba real of the world
chea Ruasla get organised to
make aad aell.
When that time comee. If It
doea, Kuaala will alao b organ
ised to BUT. Tak a look at
Japan' record If you doubt that.
e e e
TJKRE I n Interesting extract
from th day' nawe. It la
taken from a dispatch from
Aurora. Illinois:
"Crowds of amlling. nappy
people lined np la lb fir bank
here today at tb end of the five-
day buslneaa moratorium de
clared by Iba mayor and deposit
ed about S7S0.000 aa evidence of
their restored faith.
"Money that had ba tucked
way In eafety depoalt boiee and
la hidden place was put naca
into circulation and many new
account war opened."
aae
SEVEN hundred ana liny mou
aand dollar of hidden money
redepoelted la the banks. Do
yoa know what that mean to
th little elty of Aurora?
Well. It mean thla: About
seven mlllloa. fiv hundred
ihonsand dollar of new bank
credit ba been mad available
to aonnd borrowers la that elty.
for each dollar of bank depoalta
mean about tea dollar la bank
redtt, which 1 aa eesenttal pan
of our financial Mractur.
From California Gueata at tha
Hotel WlllarH Baturaay irom .
Ifornla cltle Included C. R. Lesb
er, L. McKanile. Vacavllle: F. E.
r..,nn Maeramento: E. L. Jen
nings, K. E. Conahan. 6s n Fran
cisco; 8. W. Lowden. Redding;
tlrorge W. lilaaler. Oakland; Mr
and Mra. H. M. Wllklna. Loa An
gclee; John Jobanson, Mardoel.
u-ni.ni CnMi. -A m nn r tha
gueeta at th Hotel Wlllard Sat
urday wer Mr. and Mra. N. R.
Byrne. Mlaa Helen Byrne. Quarti
Mountain: Anna Olson. C. E.
Tucker, Medford: O. R. Wayman,
L. M. Combe. Portland: A. J.
Clynrh. L. L. Btonehrook. Seattle:
I). G. Stevenson Couer d'Alene,
Idaho; R. H. Howlti, Chicago; C.
W. Owen. Albany: H. R. Cochran.
Wheeling, W. Va.. and W. E.
Chandler, Oranta Pasa.
Gueata at Hall Among the
guests at the Hall hotel Saturday
were P. B. Sibley. Mra. Mary K.
Brown. C. O. Hlvraon. Port-i.-.t.
D mhann John W. Gar
ner. Lakevlew; H. V. Gates. Hllls-
boro; Art Parker, Tea w. inom
ss. Realty; Harry Obenchaln, Bly:
J. B. F.ldr, Paisley: F. E. Todd,
Sacramento; Arnold 8. Huvler.
Corvallla: C. H. Grane. Salem:
v, . ii v. rnrhe and eon. Cree-
cent Lake; A. Harding. T. O.
Hall. J. Horner, Urania raaa: r.
T. Hotchklss, C. R. Colllna, Chi
cago.
Xreillo Work Club The Art
Needle Work club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon, at I: SO, at the
home of Mra. L. L, Truax, on
North Fourth atreet.
PLANES, GUNS
SPRAY SHANGHAI
AREA SATURDAY
(Conilnuad from Page On)
ward forelgnara In genergl would
suffer, and th futur statue of
the International aettlement
would he endangered.
Tha Japanese plunee were out
early, a few mtiiutoe after g
o'clock Ihla morning, to begin lha
thundering attark on Chapel
again. Six of tbam followed up
a bombardment whlrh waa begun
by Japauee howltsera In the fog
and mist. The heavy fir arat-
tared menacing Chinese troop
concentrations, the Japaneee
naval command aald.
Tha booming guna and bombs
shook the city as It had not been
ebaken since fighting began two
rka ago. When tba fog began
to clear away tha planea could be
aeon, aeeklng out their objertlvee.
then ewooplng down to release
their loede of destruction and
death. Tba bombardment awoke
the three foreign ministers, and
tbey hastily grabbed telephones
to learn what It was all about.
About :w a.m.. tha alx alr-
planea wheeled to th north to
ward tha Woosung forts. Clouds
of fog and amok hung over the
Whangpoo and Ilia planea disap
peared In Ihem. leaving Chapel
quiet. Meanwhile, the Chinese
waited Impatiently for the arrival
of tour aquadrons of their own
planea from I anton. New unlta
of Chines Infantry were being
thrown Into the line to resist the
big push that the Jepanee were
expected to make. The Japanea
force had been increased by up-
warda of 20.000 additional aol-
dlere.
More Troop Coming
A Japanea apokesman aaid
larg bodlea of additional troops
were off Wooaung. and they
would probably be landed within
a few daya. Then he aald, a big
Japanea puab mlxht b expected.
The Japanea command consider
ed th time not yet rip for a for
ward movement, be aald. The
spokesman at Japanese naval
headquarters said the warships
were having things about aa they
pleased at Wooaung. Thay steam
ed back and forth opposite th
forts, he aald, ahelllng them at
will.
"It la a question of 'face'."
American Minister Johnson eaid
"Nelther eld wants to loa .fare.'
'Fare' la axerything In th Far
East. If any Individual or group
wera capable of formulating aoma
achem by whlrh 'face' could be
eaved all around, then perhaps a
way might b opened eventually
for talk designed to bring about
peace."
Chiloquin Bank
To Be Liquidated
(Continued rrom Pag One)
ment of the bank shows loans of
f,Sl.M4 10; bonds and warrants
of tlJ.041.23; cash on hand and
la banks. 4.S2I: bonds to the
amount of $11,717 aecurtng
public depoalta of approximately
aa equal amount: and capital of
121.000; Individual seringa ac
counts. $11,000. which will b
materially reduced by depositor's
notes held by th bank.
Lroy Oeinger. president of the
bank: Charles R. Wllllsma, vie
president, and Fred Albert, com
pos the board of directors, and
Walter Zimmerman la cashier.
Mra. Ethel Zimmerman la aasist-
ant cashier. Tha bank waa found
ed la 127 by th director and
Zimmerman.
Zimmerman atated that depoa
lta have dropped SO per cent In
th last year, loana are down 35
per cent. He aald that it 65 per
cent of loana ar collected all de
positors can b paid In fulL
MARKET eOXFTSED
PORTLAND. Feb. It. M
Lack of general enforcement of
th state butter grading and
branding law la causing consider
able confusion In tha local mar
ket and la keeping price down
for some of the better grade of
ferings. Market for butter Is ahowlng
no change for th week end aea
slon of tha Produce Exchange.
Price on the open market ara
likewise unchanged. Buttertat
price la also atatlonary.
Make of butter la showing
loss on tha roast, but continues
seasonably liberal east of th
Rockies.
MAPLK TO LEAVE
SALEM. Feb. IS. iPt Howrd
Maple, atotstant coach at Wil
lamette University and former
Oregon State atar athlete, will
leave todav for Blloxl, Mlaa..
where he will Join th Washing-
Ion baseball club ot the American
league. Mapl was sold recently
by the Bloomington, III., Three-I
league team to the Senatora.
Face the Situation Squarely
Have you made arrangements for your
family's future and placed your will and
insurance papers in Safe Deposit? You can
make them safe from fire or theft for only
$4 a year at
Oregon Bank & Trust Co.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
POKTLAXD MVKftTOTK
PORTLAND, Feb. II, (P)
Caltl 1310, calve 10 for weak.
Ther waa aomewhat better feel
ing all through rattle alleys.
Ulcers and better grade she a! tiff
sold generally at advance of 15r.
with aorne steer aalea at 60e and
more higher; bulls and ealvea ap
peared ateady. Beat ateere ruled
around $, with one load extreme
quality at 11.10; most desirable
sorts araled $5.50 and better; off
grade waa down to $4: strictly
good heifers wer quotable to
$5.50, with row to 14.10; cutter
to good bulls, tt.lt to $1.75.
while vealers and ealvea ranged
from $3.50 to til.
Hogs 7t0t for week. Trade
started under pressure. Killer
stuff ahowed general loaa far
week of 15r. while feeders were
off around 10c Beat light butch-
era were 14. It, with few reaching
$4 a to 14. tS; top and bulk ot
beat light aorta rated $4.7$. with
heavy stuff 14 to 14. 25; packing
aowa were tt to $1 50. and piss
to killers $4 to $4.25. but gener
ally around 14.10; feeders moved
mostly at $4, but aelected atun
waa quotable to $4 25 for under
10-lb. welghta.
Sheen 121 for week. Lambs
and ewe were eteady, wllh year
linga toe higher. Good to choice
lamba were $4 7$ to $5,25, with
heavy stuff at $4 to $4 25, and
off grade $1 to $4 50; strictly
choice yearllnga were t4, with
bulk aelllng at $1 60 and down:
cull to choir ewe wer II to
11.(0.
VKCETAIILKH fXCHAXGED
PORTLAND. Feb. It. OP)
Root vegetable ar mostly at th
former mark, with a good de
mand and supplies able to tak
rare of It. Carrota wer moatly
40e ier doten buncbea, with lugs
at a almllar price generally.
Stock Averages
(Copyright. llt. Standard Statis
tic Company)
n aa aa
lnd'la rr a Vt s Total
Today 47 1 IT t 1M1 l
I'r.v. I)ay : I HI t '
Month Age al. 1 lMt
Tear Aao .1314 lot I 1 1 4
Tra. Aro .!' m SH I ls.l
II lab m::i . I 1st 1"S
Ix, ij: S7.4 101 trt
IIIKh 11311) :o 4 $41. IM S IOS.S
Low mt lilt 14.4 114$ 114.1
New 1(11 blah.
Bond Averages
(CasTTtght. lt. Standard Itatle
tlc Company)
20 IS 2 (
lnd'la rr's Vt's Total
Today ST 74 t J 2 '4.T
Pr.v. Day St S 71. a SI S 7.e
Month Age It Si t 74 2
Year Aro ll I S.l
I rra. Aao II) Hit 1 1
Hla-h (Hit) . 41 T 74 S4.I 17.
Low (1S32I St.! 4T.7 tl.T Ti t
Hllh (11) .! 10 I 101,4 lot
Low (1J li t 7.l IS It.
CHICAGO GRACt
CHICAGO. Fb. It. Wr
Wheat No. 2 yellow hard 11.
Oats No. 1 whit !-.
Rye ao aalea.
Barley 42-(.
Timothy Reed t S0-t.7t.
Clover Bead t. 00-14.10.
PORTLAND GRAIX
PORTLAND, Feb. 11, (JP)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May .Se .0 .St .
July .S8H .St .5H .5H
Sept. -5 .59 H .58 V .6 J 4
Cash wheat: Big Bend bine
stem. 75c aoft white, western
white, hard winter, northern
apring and western red. 58c.
Oats. No. 1 white. tll.SO.
Today's car recelpta: Wheat.
4; barley, 1; flour. 11; corn. 1:
hay. 1.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
ROSS DANIEL HILMAS
Frlenda are Invited to attend the
funeral services for Rosa Daniel
Hllman, son of Mr. and Mra. Fred
Hilman. to be held Monday at
1:10 p. m. at the chapel of the
McGlnnis-Parker funeral home.
Pine avenue at Eighth atreet with
Rev. Joseph Ewlng of the Epis
copal church officiating. Inter
ment will follow in the family plot
in the Llnkville cemetery.
LILLIAN' MABLE BARRETT
Funeral service for th late
Lillian Mable Barrett will be held
In Portland on Monday with com
mitment eervlree and Interment
In the family plot In Rose City
cemetery. The remaina are In
the rose room ot the Earl Whit
lock Funeral Home. Pine Avenue
at Sixth where friends may call.
BVLLS REIGN
IN BIG DAY ON
STOCK MARKET
(Continued from Pag On)
back to tlf.tt where th net gala
was 111 2.
Hliorta tic PummellnC
Rhone In American Telephone
received a sever puromellng for
thle populer utility roared up
tit. 71 to 1134, rlo.lug at $132.7$
or 114 10.
Auburn auto had to be content
with a emaller extreme rlae. Ita
top quotation of 114 25 represent
ing an advanr of $14 lo. The
last tranaartloa waa at t21 50,
up tU.75.
L'nlted fltatee steel soared to
$4 87 and closed at 4. making
tha nat gain $5 11. American can
finished at f 50, np $7; Allied
Chemical at 177 up 17.75; Coca
Cola at tilt. 26, np 17, Ou Pont
t t$7 60, np $5 $7; Santa Fa
railroad at $87 75. np I. 75;
Weatlnghouae at 131.17. up $5 26;
L'nlted Htatea atea preferred at
1112.7', up $7.75; General Elec
trie at t24. np 1 .11.
Turnover Heavy
Turnover In stocks approxlmat
ad 1.400,000 sharea, or at a pace
considerably In exreaa of 4,000
000 sharea for a full five-hour
session. Facllitiea for recording
quotatlona were swamped and the
ticker ran behind most ot tha
forenoon.
Ther waa Do mistaking the
temper of thia market when the
gong rang for the reaumptlon of
Ther waa do mistaking the
irauina alter uoimay. iua
opening waa decisively atrong. tl
to tS higher, and Initial transfer
In many Instance Involved blocks
of 1.000 to (,000 aharea. When
volnm began to Increase many
large blocks appeared.
On trad la American Tele
phone for Instance, amounted to
7.000 aharea. Ther wer deal
of g.OOO sharea of Westinghoas.
t.SOO International Telephone.
4,000 National Lalry products.
1,000 radio. I. too general foods.
1.000 General Electric. 1.000 New
York Central, 4. too Allied Chemi
cal. t.000 public eervlce of New
Jersey, 4.000 United Corporation,
and 1,00 Colon Carbide.
SAM FRANCISCO, Feb. 11. fVP)
Cheered mor by th Glaaa bill
to liberalise federal reserve credit
for bank than by any develop-1
ment sine tb apring rally of a ,
year ago, th Montgomery atreet ;
stork market crowd ran bersek
today, buying itoek right and ;
left and eeudinf prices aoarlng. t
Following the lead of Bank of
California which roe tt. a num
ber of other Including Pacific 1
Telephone common and preferred.
North America Inveatment, South
ern Pacific and Pacific Gaa and
Electric rose $2 to aearly tt a
(hare.
Trading wa tha liveliest of any !
Saturday ilae March of but year. '.
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
DUNN Born, to Mr. and Mr.
L. M. Dunn ot Lorella, oa Fri
day, a 7 H-pound son. who ha
been named Alfred Vjrcellua.
LINMAN Bora to Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Llnman. It Nevada
even Tuesday morning. Febru
ary . a baby gtrl. weight ttt
poind. Thla 1 their third child.
MARRIAGES
METERS-PAULSON Dave W.
Meyer. 24, to Bertha Pauline
Paulaen. 17, February 11, by Just
ice of th Peace W. B. Barnea at
Klamath county court bonae.
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KOMOMSTS 11
SU5TIUBUTIVN
REFUND OF TAXES
(Continued from Paga Ona)
complaint, asserted that the entire
net Income must be allocated In
Oregon and demanded an addi
tional tag of til. tit. It on ac
count of It excise tax. A formal
hearing waa held by th commie
elon after wnlrb the commission
refused to grant the greater
s'.'tmpag allowance and under
took to aaseaa lha plaintiff at a
per cent of Ita entire net Income
of tt44.S37.41 aa shown In the)
plaintiff s original return and de
manded that It pay the further
sum of $13. $24 IK. Plaintiff wa
also notified If lb payment wa
not made Interest could be chsrg
ed. now amounting to $25st 7
and a further penalty of t per
cent. The complaint chargea the
commission's acts are wrongful,
arbitrary and beyond Ita lawful
powtr nnd denlea the plaintiff of
equal protection of the lawa.
i
Divorce Action
Filed Saturday
Suit for dlvorc haa been filed
ln circuit court by Mary Isabella
j f nPh T., FnitTick )nrh.
j Th. complaint cite deeertloa aa
cause of action.
Don Hamlin la attorney for th
plaintiff.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
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$20; close in. 445 Market.
6147
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Co.
7th and Walnut
A Complete Stock
of Plate Wind
shield Common
and Novelty Glass
i
Immediate Inatallation
Satisfaction
Guar an teed
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The Glaaa Men
e e th cost of ewytJeag it owrung dowa
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