THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
February 10, 1933
PACE EIGHT
STUDENT WILL
SPEAK BEFORE
ROM GROUP
Roger Alton Pfnff, itudcnt ot
the University of Oregon and
number ot the Pacific Basin
Cod Will Tour, will be the
sreeker at the regular meeting
ol the Itcilary club to be held
F "ly noon, February 1. Tra
veling throunh war-torn China,
timrliiK India during the crucial
diiyi of the terrorist canipalfn,
watching the mobllltatlon of
tmed troops In Japan for eerv
Ire In Manchuria, and witnessing
the tremendous progress of Amer
Ice In the Philippine were a
fw of the Interesting experi
ence be encountered on the good
will totr.
Pfaffi talk before the Rotary
club of Klamath Kalli is being
sponsored by the committee on
International aerrice, of which
Dr. Ralph O. Stesrns ia chair
man. Pfaff Is one of the three men
aent out by the University of
Oregon on a 55.000 mile lecture
and debate tour ot all the coun
trle bordering the Pacific. Tra
veling for eight montha they
Tlaited the countrle of New Zea
land. Australia. India. Strain
Settlement!. China. Philippine
Inlands. Japan and Hawaii. Oier
125 peeking engagement! were
fulfilled. Twenty-eight debate
were engaged In with only fire
adverse decisions.
Governor Julius L. Meier ot
Oregon, who supported the tour,
commissioned the members of
this tour as official ambassadors
ol good will. The project was
also endorsed by the Carnegie
Foundation for World Peace,
Pan-American union. National
Students federation, and the
United States bureau of educa
tion. Besides being a member of the
Pacific basin good will tour.
Pfaff haa had a distinguished
university career. His major In
college is law. Last year he rep
resented the University of Ore
gon in an International debate
with Oxford university. England.
The same year he won the award
for the best oration on world
peace.
In the Murray-Warner essay
contest which la held each year
at Oregon. Pfaft won scholar
ship to a Japanese university
because ot nis iiiowir i 1 -clfic
affairs. His subject was
on Japanese-American relations
and was declared by critics to
offer a new solution to the prob
' lems that confront the two na
tions today.
Due to peculiar conditions ex
isting In the world at the pre
sent time, thta university atu
dent had the rare opportunity to
witness many strange situations
throughout the Pacific basin
where the attention ot the entire
world la now attracted.
Pfnff at present is on a tour
of California and southern Ore
gon speaking to Rotary clubs.
While on the good will tour he
addressed Rotarians in every
country of the Pacific basin.
Since his return to the United
States In January, he has spoken
to many Rotary clubs on the
Pacific coast.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
ltUTl AND 1.IVKHTOCK
PORTLAND. Feb. 1. Ft
Cattle 60; calve 10, Including
17 cattle through; market strong
for steers and cows. Steers, 0u
to (00 lbs., good. Is. 76 to M.SS:
medium, 4.S to fa. 75; common,
13 60 to 14.75; 100 to 1100 lbs.,
good, 5.7i to l.!5; medium
$4.75 to $5.75: common, $3.60 to
$4.75; 1100 to Uoo lbs, good.
15.50 to $8; medium. IS. 75 to
$5.60. Heifers, 660 to 50 lbs.,
good, $6.16 to $6.75; medium,
14 16 to $5 16: common, $J to
$4.26. Cows. good. $4 25 to $4.76
common and medium. $3.00 to
$4 15; low cutter and cutler.
$1.60 to $3 00. Bulls, (year
lings excluded, good and choice
(beef), $3.25 to $3.75. cutter,
common and medium. $ 2 to
$3.25. Vealer. milk ted. good
and choice, $7.60 to SS.60; me
dium $$.00 to $7.00; cull and
common, $4 to $. Calves 150
to 600 lbs., good and choice, ft to
$7.60; common and medium, $4
to $.
Hogs 300; market 10c lower.
Light lights, 140 to 1(0 lbs., good
and choice. $4.00 to $4.76, light
weights, 160 to 180 lbs., good and
choice $4.(0 to $4.75: ISO to 200
lbs., goo dand choice. $4.(0 to
$4. 85; medium weight. 200 to 220
lbs., good and choice. $4.10 to
$4.85; 220 to 250 lbs., good and
choice. $3.85 to 4.76; heavy
weights, 250 to J90 lbs., good and
choice. $3.15 to $4.60; ISO to
350 lbs., good and choice, $3.15
to $4: packing sows. 275 to 500
lbs., medium and good. $3 to
$3.75. Feeders and etockers. TO
to 130 lbs., good and choice. $3.60
to $4.00.
Sheep and lamb 100; steady.
Lambs. 90 lbs. down, good and
choice. $4.75 to $5.25: medium.
$4.00 to $4.75; all weights, com
mon. $2.50 to $4.00. Yearling
wethers. 0 to lit lbs., medium
to choice. $3 00 to. 14.00. - Ewes.
120 lbs., medium to choice, $2.00
to $2.50: 120 to 150 lbs., medi
um to choice. $1.50 to $2.00; all
weights, cull to common, $1.00 to
$1.50.
Stock Averages
(Copyright. 131. Standard Statis
tics Company)
to le i
IniS'ls rr's Ct's Totsl
Todsy IT I 1 1 10T TO 2
Prev. Day S. J i 103 1 HI
lV,,k AIO iT.S 311 J.l SSI
Tr Alto 111.1 104 I'll 117.7
1 Trs. An I"1 1 Hit IS 1S1.
Hlsh fl?3: t. !. 1" 1 70 1
Low (1931) 57.4 10 I l.J S i
High 1"10) .103 4 1! 311.1 los t
Low (1930 11!) Si.4 141.5 114.7
New 1911 high.
MKV RETVRV TO WORK
PORTLAND. Feb. IS. UP
About 225 men with dependents
went back to work today when
the Eastern Western Lumber
company's mill here resumed op
erations on a one-ehift bssls. The
mill shot down last December.
CHICAGO, Feb. It. (P) In a
wave of buying orders, wheat
Jumped today to a new high price
record for the season.
Unconfirmed rumors of auspi
cious news to come out of Wenh
ington accompanied the advance.
The rise amounted to about 3c a
bushel as compared with the
day's low point.
Wheat closed unsettled, l4c
above yesterday'a finish; coexi c
to lc up: oat. e to So ad
vanced, and provisions nnchanged
to a rise ot 13c.
Humble Files Suit
In Court Monday
Suit haa been tiled In circuit
court by Clarence A. Humble, as
administrator tor the estate of
lieorg K. Pearson, deceased
against Loren company and J. H.
Ferguson and wife.
The plaintiff asks that a court
decree ordering sale of certain
properties b set aside and de
clared void on the grounds that
this real estate was not Included
In an original suit to forwliwe to
satisfy labor Hens. The cum
plaint sets forth that the court
had no Jurisdiction over Ihe pe
nile property named lu caus of
actlou.
Spanish Cities
Torn by Strike
MAllllll). Feb. II. (UP)
Ktroot fighting, bombing and ex
change of gunfire were reported
today front tho prtucliml cities of
Spain a a result of a getiernl
strike organised by syndicalist In
protest against deportation of
revolutionary extremist to Span
ish (liilnea on th west coast ot
Africa.
Th decree, of Judg W. M.
Puiicsn of th circuit court ot
Klamath county waa affirmed
Tuesday In a decision handed
down by Justice Campbell of the
supreme court, In the rase of
Klamath county vs. The Colonial
Realty company, appellant. The
ult Involve elimination of pen
alties In tag delinquencies In Irri
gation district.
Juallc Campbell modified
Judg Duncan' deer to some
item In hi decision, according
to Associated l'rs dispatches
from rJai.m.
Dr. Strieker Visits
Klamath Health Unit
Dr. Frederick Strieker, slate
health officer, spent Tuesday In
Klumalh Falls on Ills regular vis
It to Ihe county lieu II h unit, lie
spent part of the day with Dr. 0.
H. Newsom, county physician, In
tnakliig Inspection vislta.
IUHOIDTOAMimCA'1 TAITI
KB
TREE TEA
AN MJS KOOUCT
CHIOAHO GRAIN
CHICAGO. Feb. It, Wheat
No. 1 red 68S; No. t red I7
59 Vi; No. 3 hard 17 4; No. 1
mixed 17 4.
Oats No. 1 whits 35-25 : No.
3 white 23H-26.
Rve no sales.
Bsrley 4I-6.
Timothy seed 3.60-J.7S.
Clover seed . 00-14. 40.
PORTLAND WHEAT
PORTLAND. Feb. It. P
Farmers' National waa reported
the big seller of July wheat on
th Portland futurea market to
day, with private firms aa buyers
and aupportera of tho market,
losing on May was at rise of
He. July c. and September He
per bushel. Sales during the ses
sion totaled 19.000 bushels, with
lbs chief pressure agslnst July.
On the Merchsnts' Exchsnge
cash soft wheat and weatern whit
gained lc. with others nnchanged.
For th first tlm In many month
red wheats are quoted at their
normal loss ot lc from whit
varieties.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND. Feb. It. OP)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May .... ,59 .tlH .5 .tlH
Julv .59H -0H .5H .t04
Sept. .59 H .t0 .59 H -t0
Cash wheat: Big Bend blue
stem. 73c: soft white and western
white. tOc: hard winter, northern
spring and western red. 68c.
Oats. No. 1 white. $ 33.50.
Todsy's car receipts: Wheat.
102; flour, 3; corn. 1; oats, 2;
hay. 5.
Bond Averages
(Copyright. 1931. Standard Statis
tics . urn " J i
30
30
3
t
lnd'1 rr's res Total
Today (I I 74.T 1 1 75 1
Prev. ty 1 74 1 S3 4 74 1
Week Aso S7.I 73 C S3 1 73 J
Tr Aso se e lot J 1
3 Trs. Axo 4.t 101 T JJ.l
High (13) .T 7 Ml 77.
Cow (1S3!) 14 I S7.T Sl.t 71.4
High (130) . 34 1 I 101.4 101
Low (1910) II I 17.1 tt t li t
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REtXAH ELIZABETH BEAL
Beulah EHzabetb, daugnter ol
Ersklne Beal and Jane Cnfpps,
passed away at an early hqur
Tuesday morning, her death ter
minating an illnesa of three
months. Miss Beal was a aatire
of Yainax. Ore., being born In
that place February 2. 191C, and
when called was axed II years
and 14 days. In addition to her
parents four brothers, Alrin and
Lee Beal. Walter and Peter
Chfpps, and two sisters, Carlotte
and La re roe Chipps, mourn
her passing. The remains are In
the slumber room of the Klamath
funeral home, 925 High street,
where friends may call.
VNRIVAI.KD
la baking- qualities
aar all m ha 1141
r ..MX crown Flour.
sTT It s unhleaeneo.
What Owron .
makes mak
Orfiron.
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Shop Wednesday and Save
Piggly Wiggly Saves You Money Every Day
11
Palm-Olive
j,Bars25
(Wednesday Only)
Van Camps
No. 1 Tins
Wednesday
Golden West 1 Lb. Tins
CofiSee 2
(Wednesday Only)
Calumet Starch
Corn or Gloss 1 Lb. Pkgs.
WED.
oxly
J Pkgs. 25
WED.
OXLY
Sliced or Halves
PEACHES
Sliver Bar Brand
AS
Large No. 2li Tin
can
WeI. Only
TAPIOCA In Bulk - - - Lbs.
A Real Extra Special for Wednesday Only
Moody's Peanut Butters fl (IV
it A lit l r- . rr !-.. mmm slair '
j rveanesaay extra special feature
Per Lb.
Klamath Falls Piggly Wiggly
830 Main St.
Children's Vartta
Union Suits
Reg. $1.25
fin ribbed eotton. short
sleeves. Ions. less, slses I
to t only. A genuine
1 1.1 Vanla q
garment OIC
Baaeon
Crib Blankets
10x40 soft, downy quality
pari wool In pink and
blue nursery C
design DOC
COSTUME
SLIPS
Ilk flat crepe tailored
and lac trims nw fitted
lines all A a
color J I
Wash Frocks
Fast Color
bright, new prints In
rnr of Istest style
i hrnadrlotlis, dlmltle. lln
ne. percale 4t Q C
All Hes - 1
25 Extra Stamps 10 Extra Slampt 25 Extra Stamp 100 Extra Stamp
wmmmmmwmmwm
Filet Net
Panel Curtains
R. aa.ao
Ilk bullion frlng finely
tailored sheerest Quality a
rar curtain n rr
valu, VaiiOU
100 Extra Stamp
Marquisette
Panel Curtains
811k Fringe
Eera very sheer hem med
Inner side 46 In., H yds.
long extra special for f a
red letter day PAIR... J) 1
I 25 Extra Stamp
70x80 Cotton
Sheet Blankets
double flv different colors
to choose from striped bor
der, good quality. j CO
Wednesday tj I .07
100 Extra Stamp I
Patch-Work
QUILTS
new Just unpacked latest
scalloped shspe, 80x105 fsst
colors fine qnal- " Ei
ity. Special 3.OU
I 100 Free Stamp I
Rayon Damask
Bed Spreads
Heavy (Jualley
10x106 In rich psstel shades,
scalloped end finely finished.
extra heavy
quality
Wednesday
R
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. Tomorrow Only
ETTER
: $1.75
100 Free Stamps
Silk Prints
New Spring Patterns
Choose any bright new aprlng
pattern in our entire atock
and get advantage of this
avlng
$ 1 .25 to $ 1 .95 yd.
50 Extra Stamp
New Woolens
Coating Suiting
Smart, new novelty weaves,
tweed mixture! and plain col
ors. All n fjt
Included tPsS.sO Yd.
1 100 Extra Stamps I
Beacon
Bath-Robe
FLANNEL
Heavy beacon quality, rich
colorful designs,. 36 PQ
Inches wide Reg. 86c OsC
Stephens'
Linen Crash
TOWELING
Fin quality pure linen crash,
first time at this low price.
Wednesday f n
only IOC yd.
$2.00 Feather
PILLOWS
Pull alio finest procurable
quality feathers, fancy tick
covers .. $1.25
Extra
Stamps
DAY
Extra
Values
Moe's again assert their leadership in value giving hundreds of specials Thous
ands of Green Stamps Free. A style conscious store with' 1,000 store cooper
ative buying power is responsible for these super values.
SILK HOSIERY
Net Chiffons Service
Full fashioned, pure silk Phoenix
and Gotham quality, four smart
new nets included in this sale
sixteen new shades select several
pair Wednesday.
L
25 Extra Stamp
"I
Children'
Long
Hose
Part wool hose,
rsyon snd lisle
hose In hesther
mix and plain
colors, extra
special. O J-
Reg. 60c OOC
10 Extra
Stamp
Lustre
Hose
Service
Ideal for busi
ness or school
wear s e m I
fsshloned dur
able quality
wanted colors
all slses. on
Reg. 60c OVC
10 Extra
Stamp
Kid
Gloves
New spring flsr
ruff and slip-on
style with con
trast trims
black, egg ahell
and blonde.
All
lie
$1.95
SO Extra
Stamp
Our Entire Stock
CHILDREN'S COATS
Our en I Ire stork of chiMrrn coat
plain tailored and fur trims InrludM
norrlty tweed honirf)pmii and aurde
like fabrics all aim 8 to 14 years.
SILK FLAT CREPE
Rich lustrous quality In the new high shades
for spring. 40-Inch width formerly to
11.49. Special J a
Wednesday ip 1 Yd.
70 In. LINEN DAMASK
TABLE LINEN
Full bleach, fine quality pure linen beau
tiful new designs. 0 a or
loff
2
38 Regular $12.75 to
$18.00 Printed and Plain
SILK
DRESSES
Grouped to Sell
At One Low Price
Wednesday
Fashions for business, street and a
noon emart. colorful prlnta and
colored crepe to b closed out
this low price
$5
Children's
$1.95 Wash Frocks
Broadcloths, dlmltle. perralea, gay,
new tub feat prlnta finely tailored,
dainty styles
sua t to 11 year ...
$1.00
25 Extra Stamp
.a V" I V jrVs-i
Special for red letter day ....
' Yd.
FIGURED GRENADINE
CURTAIN-NETS
A huge rarlety of patterns. Ideal for kitchen
or bedroom. In plain ecru, white nfi
and colored designs. Vsl. to 46cDC Yd.
10 FREE
STAMPS
for every book you
have started just
bring your book to
the S. & H. pre
mium parlor and
receive 10 free
stamps for each
book.
Wednesday
Just Arrived Just Unpacked
WOOL SKIRTS
Your aprlng wardrobe demands at least on
of these smart skirt they're th Istest,
featuring all th new spring tf. a rri
colors ip4.i)U
I BO Extra Stamp
SMART SWEATERS
Now fitted styles featuring open novelty
weaves latest Drlgnt color con-
trssts til wool all site
2 $2.95
BO Extra Ttamps
SILK PAJAMAS
On- and two-plec styles, clerer, new styles
In pastel and high shades extra width lag,
Ideal for sleeping or lounging wear.
Quilted
BATH-MATS
Gay, colorful doslxns fast
colors, assorted alses, nov
elty shape they're
new Wed. only
$1
25c
'KERCHIEFS
Pur linen In tailored and
lace trims, also col- 1 f
orful linen print.... IOC
35c D. M. C
THREAD
All color except white
our entlr stock number
10-60-70,
Wednesday
25c
Pure Silk
TEDDIES
Dainty fitted style In satin,
georgette, silk crep and all
over Isce. flp- A a nr
clal Wednesday tpl.IvO
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