February , 1934
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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General Notlca '
REV. CORA ISABEL WRIGHT.
Medium, noadlni dally. Sotla
faction guaranteed or monny
refunded. "You will find ma
different." 1109 1'lne. Pt. 4
MAKE YOUH DATKrl for paper
hangers and decorator. Lall
Patturaoa I'alut Store. Plume
1646.
WRITS for our 1934 8d Cata
log, Mark Means Co- Lewis
too. Idaho.
radio bbrviod or an ktnde,
, Long, HOo Lookout Bl.
4 Personal
READ1N0B flatly- ill Oak. Ho.
Transportation
Tirav. By '
Shortest RouU to
PORTLAND $5.90 one way
SEATTLE ?8.40 one way
SPOKANE 12.80 one way
Vis Band and Wsplnltla
Leav Oraybouod Depot at 11:80
p. m. dally. Phone 1610.
9 Situations Wanted
LADY WISHES WORK. Any
kind. Callable, oxporlonccd.
ltetarencoa. Phone 1176W.
ens-Mea -
11 Furniahed Room
ftuuuULUluirL.ij ill, i. I.
rUKNISHED rooma for man;
boat and hot watori prlruto on
trnnco. 837 Walnut. 2010
12 Room and Board
WANTED Roomers and board
ora. Phone 1334-J. 2848
13 Furniahed Apartment
ROYAL ARMS APARTMENT8
624 High, Vacancy. Phone
884. 2828
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
Of THAT JURY S ( GEE- WHEN
WAS BEEN OUT ) TMAT LAWYER I
OV6R 1A- HOURS- L HAD MRS.- g
THAT'S A BLEEK STAND
HOPEFUL ( BESIDE MB,
V BION- TO.PROVB HOW
N,'J, MUCH W6
LOOKED ALIKE,
ga THOUGHT IT
fej WA.S ALL OVER-
Si J. I tMAA ICDAin OB
THlT- VOU SAV THBV
UNANIMOUS FROM the
PIR9T THEN WHV ON
EARTH DID THEY NEED 24.
HOURS TO 9AV SO? OH
THEY WANTED THE EXTRA
DAYS PAY FOR JURY
SeRVICE- I 8cB'
13 Furnished Apartments
FURNIHHED apartment and
Oiiblna. 410 N. llltb. 2841
AitOAUIO APARTMflJNTB - fill)
up. I'leutjr bunt, garuiia. I Its'
STEAM HKATBD $1660 up.
Ilex Anna. KnilZ
14
Furniahed Huuaea
Til UK 10 IIOOM home for rant
ri'uminithlii, I'Iioiiii 847. 2840
OOMI'LMTKLY fnrnlshnd four
room liniinu, l'honii 7H4, 2HII
17 Real Estate For Sale
KOIl BALE Oil TRADE Thro
hmiHiia, 21 lota, contract on
' 3-rooin bousa on W, Oregon
below rout. Phono 847 or
8 l'roai'otl. 2808
((II! HALE 40-ncro Kood nlfnira
fnmi, cheap. Good bulldluga,
, Terms, Albort Mlcka, Mull n,
tiro. 28 4 2
FARM FOR BALE 80 acres al-
falfa, atuck, machinery; good
terms, llox 2811.
2811
17a Real Estate Wanted
WANTED Pine timber In Klnm
nih county. What hnvo vou to
sell? (!. It. Llndloy, 1127
Main St., Klamath Fulls, Oro
Ku. 2018
18a To Exchange
THREE ROOM HOUSE and two
Inta on Ori'Kon Avn to ox
chniiKo for ucrengu In Alia
moot. I'hnnn 847. 2018
19
Automotive
PAY A FEW DOLLARS
MORE -i
to a low priced
CAR'
and get a oil new all-featttr
OLDSMOBILE SIX
20 Miacellaneoua For Sale
EXTRA FANCY BEARDLESS
HEED RYE Frank Corponlng.
Matin. 2818
FOR SALE Pin body wood.
2281 Union. 2818
FOR BALE Red apuda. Phono
18F33, 2617
FOR BALE Twenty band-made
violin. Also repair work for
gullura and violins. Jens T.
Tennofots, 921 Owens. 2603
WALL PAPER sal, 10 to 60
pur corn. Muat move 10,000
rolls to make room tor new
stock. Patterson Paint Store.
2840
WOOD. Phone 1606-R, O. M
Lawaon. . 2281
20a
Swap
WILL TAKE light car, Chevro
let or Ford preferred, aa part
payment on piano. Bbopherd
Mualo Co. . 2611
TRADE Oroeerle for potatoes,
onions, egga. Gcottl Krult
Produce Co. Booth 6tb. 2804
22 Uveatock and Feed
TOR SALE Ten Bead of work
faoraoa. J, P. Colnhan, Hlldo
brand. 2604
22a Poultry For Sale)
ORDER Magulr chicks now,
llnrrod Plymouth Rooks. H. I.
Reds, and Whit . Leghorn.
Quality unsurpassed. Stat
collogo B. W . 0. tested. Lead
ing faying strains. $10100
fropnld. Mngutr Electric
Intchery. 2418 N. B. O-egon
alreet. Portland. Or. 8480
5L
Financial
3 AVE
SAVE
SAVE
ON
AUTO LOANS
AND REFINANCING
Lowest rto and easiest term
Investigate and be ooovlned.
MOTOR INVESTMENT CO.
10$ SO. 7th. u Ph. 1141
Vate License M-104
WERE
Klamath Business Directory
Chiropractor
P. O. LONU, Tel, 1640.
Nerve Bpelallat- 117 8. 7 lb
Dross Shoppe
T O R 0 L D R'8 Upstairs Drssi
Bbopp. Smart drtssts at sav
ing. Stewart Draw Bldg. 7S1
Main BL 1177
Furs Wanted
Wantad raw ion, Bob Andrews
want yoor raw furs it lb Ideal
Grocery, loto Baat Main Bt.
1811
HemitlfeMnf
HHMBTITOHINO. BUTTONS aov
erad, draaamaklng. Mr. 8
M. Allndr. (14 Walnut.
174
Turklah Baths
Massage, Colonic Irrlgitlon. Reg
latered Nnrs. 127 Ho Seventh
24 Business Opportunities
SMALL neighborhood store for
rent. Nsws-Hsrald, box 2847.
2847
Work for Necciiitiei
YOONU married, man, exporter
eed In meat market, or truck
driver, wlabea work. Can give
local refurence. Writ Rt. 1.
Bos 8740. 2820
Woman want work by Day or
Hoar, Hamel Apt. Apt. 4,
Phone 431W. 2269
MIDDLE-Aged man wants work.
662 Van Nes. 2600
imBnmcnnHaaiKi
Legal Notice
SUMMONS
Equity No. 405S
In the Circuit Court of the Stat
of Oregon for Klamath County
Ootfred Konxack, also known as
Oottfrled Konxack, Plaintiff,
vs.
Don R. Now bury, Administrator
of the Estate of John W.
Thomason, deceased; Richard
' Tboinason; Archie Thome
soni Robert Thomason. and
Bertha May Thomaaon, also
known as Bfrtba Rose Thoma
son, Defendant.
To: Richard Thomason and
Archie Thomason. defend-
In the Name of the State of
Oregon: You are boroby requlr-
a to appear ana . answer me
comnlalnt filed against von In
(the above entitled ault on or be
fore the 13rd day of February.
1934, that being the date ot in
last publication of summons and
th last day within which you ar
required to answer, as fixed by
th Order for Publication ot thl
summons. If you f nil to appear
and answer, the plaintiff will ap
ply to the Court for the rellot
demanded In aald complaint, to
wit: For Judgment against th de
fendant Don R. Newbury, aa Ad
ministrator ot th Estate of John
W. Thomaaon, deceaaed, tor th
aura of $300.00 with Intereat at
8 per annum from th 28th
day ot Auguat, 1928, until paid:
th further sum ot $99.60, paid
by plnlnttft aa taxes upon the
roal property described In said
complaint; th further sum ot
$13.60 paid by plaintiff for In
surance premium on building on
said property; the further sum of
$40.00 expended by plaintiff for
abstract of title, and $60.00 at
torney's fee, together with cost
and disbursements herein Incurr
ed by plaintiff:
For the usual deer foreclos
ing th real estate mortgage
filed on th 1st day of Septem
ber, 1928, In Volum 86, Mort
gages, at page 244 thereof, Re
cord of Klamath County, Ore
gon, aa described In aald com
plaint, which said mortgage cov
or the tollowlnl deeoribed real
property, to-wlt:
Lots men (7) and eight (8),
Block Twonty (20), In the
By Harold Gray
( HELLO- HELLO-")
YES THB JURY
HAS COMB IN?
I'LL v ' VES- !
BET CO ON- OUICK-J
THE .. WHAT IS THB f
I .r,?i?Avl APPEAL WMV
DADDY I SHOULD
.TH! L INTELLIGENT
tlAVg TO PEOPLE: BE BOUND
STP-MX? Bv THB DECISION
' TiiJII6 J OP TWELVE YOKELS
iBLBBKS? LIKB THAT
-rvSlF THAT'S JUSTICB
if ft Q.'y NAPOLEON- J
HospiUl
Soul Sanitarium Pbon 180,
Typewriters
Adding Maoblne and Typewriter
Service Co- 630 Main St., Klam
ath Falls, Ora, Phone 843.
Bales Rentals Repairs
1920 to 1927 Inspector (Mechani
cal Expert) for Ourrougha Ad
ding Machine Co., manufacturer
of Adding, Subtracting, Calculat
ing. Typewriter Billing and Book
keeping machines, 1927 to date
her In tbla city. Expert per
sonal service by C. O. Moore. We
will gladly repair or overhaul
any machine at your premises.
TYPEWRITER ADDINO MA
CHINE, Guaranteed sorvle and
repair. Two mochonics factory
trained. 26 years' experience.
Most comnlet service shoo In
southern Oregon. OREGON
EQUIPMENT CO. Ph. 2067.
Wood
BOUND WOOD. Pin and Fir.
Full Cord guaranteed Bob
Brown. 2482 Whit. Phone
1391R. 2478
Legal Notice
town of Merrill, Klamath
County, Oregon.
That the real estate mortgage
hereinbefore mentioned be de
clared a first, prior and superior
lien on the aforementioned real
Siroporty,. superior to tbe claims,
lomands, right, title, Interest,
equity and estat whatsoever of
any or either of tbe defendants
herein) that the said mortgaged
property be sold upon execution
to satisfy any Judgment entered
In aald suit and that you, and
each of yon, and all ot the other
defendants In this suit and all
persons claiming by, through or
under you and each of you and
all other defendants In this suit,
bo barred and foreclosed of all
right, title, Interest or estate In
said real property aforesaid. In
cluding any equity of redemption
which you or any of tbe other de
fendants herein may have, except
tbe statutory right of redemption;
that the sheriff execute a deed
to th purchaser; that tba plain
tiff or any other party to tbla
ault may bo a purchaser at said
sale and that the said purchaser
be let into possession of the pre
mises on the production of a
sherlft'a certificate of aale;
And for auch other and fur
ther relief aa to th Court may
aeem meet and equitable.
Tbi aummons la published
one week for four succesalv
and consecutive week In the
P.venlna Herald, a dally newspa
per ot general circulation, print
ed and published In Klamath
Falls, Kfamnth County. Oregon,
by order of the Honorable W. M.
Duncan, Judge, dated the 23rd
day of January, 1934. the first
publication to be made on the
gum aay or January, igav, ana
the last publication on the 23rd
day of February. 1934.
T. R. Olllenwatera ft
L. Orth Slsemore,
Attorneya for Plaintiff.
203-6 Underwood Bldg.
Klamath Fall. Oregon.
J 26 F 2,9.16.23 IS
NOTICE OP SETTLEMUXI OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
In The County Court of th
State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Klnmnth.
In the Matter of the estate of
Marv Anita Lawrence. Deceased.
Nolle Is hereby given ' that
Otto H. Langalot. Administrator
ot the aald estate, having filed
In aald Court his final account of
administration ot tbe said estate,
the hearing ot the tame hag been
fixed bv said Court for tbe 16th
day of March, 1934. at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day, at the court
room of said Court, in the Court
House at Klamath Falls. Oregon,
and all perrons Interested in said
estate are notified then and there
to appear and show cause, if any
there, be, why the said account
ahoold not be settled and allow
ed. Dated February the 7th, 1934.
. OTTO H. LANGSLET.
Administrator of said Estate.
Feb. H. 9, 16. 23. M. 2, 9 16
In Nebraska, It Is against the
law to allow tumbleweeds, which
blow around spreading seeds, to
grow on a farm.
This Curious
tv felts FURNISH! THB NATIVES f
f OF TIBET WITH MEAT, MILK, BUTTER, y J f ' j
CLOTHES, ROPB, TRANSPORTATION, SM Y
FUEL, AND BOATS. F W . -1 il
CAME FROM HOOWAfOO, J M tl
A LIQUOR AAAPa fjy A l.X 4.
TRIBE OF ALASKAN Af t
INDIANS. i 11
National and
NEW SHORTAGE
6IVES BOOST
FOR PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Feb. , (fly
Continued shortage In th output
both here and generally along the
Paciric slope has created strength
In the butter trade and surprise
to creamery operators.
No changes In the price list
were shown for butter on, th
opon market during the day,. but
butter fat was firmer and In
spots an additional premium of
lc per pound was suggested.
Trading In the egg market
showed llttlo change for the day.
Market for live chickens re
mained firm. Prices while stout
ly held, were . practically un
changed (or the day, although
more wer paying the extreme
values.
Movement of turkeya Into con
suming channels was continued
on a seasonably liberal basis,
with demand even In excess of
current nupply, while price was
firmly held at the recent ad
vance. All country killed meals were
now In favor with buyers, ven
batf moving well.
Late In the day tbe price of
veil reached 10c per lb. for
country killed offerlnga bare.
This waa the highest mark for
more than two year. At tha
same time hogs moved to 9o to
9)e per lb for top light blockers.
Extreme dullness continued In
the potato and onion trade local
ly and tbrnugh th country as a
result of filled up condition of
speculators. The extreme cold
weather In lb East may be some
ald.:
There was an acute shortage
of small sized California head
lettuce here, especially the 6s.
which were practically unobtain
able.
Construction Of
Giant Divisible
Planned For U. S.
DETROIT, Feb. . (U.PJ Plans
for the construction of a giant
all metal dirigible, to be used by
the U. S. department of com
merce to open aerial trade routes
to South America, have been
presented to the PWA at Wash
ington for approval. It waa an
nounced her today.
If approved, th sblp, which
would cost $4,600,000, would be
built with PWA funds at the
Ford Airplane factory at Dear
born. Mich. President Carl B.
fFrltsche of the Metalciad Air
ship Corporation, who announced
the proposal, said that the Ford
Company has offered Its faclll
tie for the fabrication and sub
assembly work.
The proposal was made.
Frltscbe aald, at the Invitation
of the department ot eommerne.
The dirigible would be 660
feet long and 119 feet in diame
ter, comparable In sis to the
Graf Zeppelin. Eight hundred
skilled mechanics would be em
ployed for tbree year In its
construction-
Valuable Jewels
- Stolen On Liner
HONOLULU, Feb. 9. (U.B
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. walllngford,
Jr., ot Blue Abo, 0 passengers
on the liner Malolo who report.
ed today that $30,009 worth ot
Jewels wer missing from their
luggage, were believed by Bono-
lulu authorities - to - hare been
robbed at Wilmington,- Calif. ,
The WallfngfOrds wore passen
gers on the Panama Pacific liner
California from tbe ' Catial kone
to Los Angeles, were In Wilming
ton, then took th Malolo to
Honolulu, They missed th Jew
els when they were -two days at
sea. They said they did not
check on transferring from the
California to the Malolo whether
tbe Jewels were In their place
then.
World ?2T.
STOCK AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1934, Standard Statistic Oompany)
Friday
Prsvlous day
Week ago ....
Year aao
Three yeara aao .
Seven year ago
High, 1934
Low, 1934 ..
High. 1981
Low, 1981 '
High, 1931
Low, 1981
BOND AVERAGES
(Copyright. 1914, Standard Statistics Company)
Frldav
Prevlou day
Week ago
Year ago ..
Three years ago
High, 1934
Low. 1984
High. 1932
Low, 1982
High, 1981
Low, 1981 .
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Feb, 9, (JPf
Selling waves swept through the
stock market today, reducing
quoted values one to five or more
polnta at the extreme. The reac
tion was generally attributed to
nervousness In advance ot publi
cation of the administrations new
proposals for the control of ipec
'ulstlon. Many losses ware pared
In a late rally, but tbe close was
heavy. Transfers approximated
3,250,000 shares.
Today's closing prices:
Air Reduction 102
Alaska Juneau 221
Allied Chein. & Dye .. 1601
American Can 101
American Coml. Alcohol .... 54
American A Foreign Power 111
American Smelt 4 Ref. 47
A. T. T. : mi
American Tob. B 78
Anaconda Copper ,, , 161
Atchison, T. & S. F. 68J
Atlantic Refining 33
Baltimore & Ohio 321
Bendlx Aviation .. 201
Bethlehem Steel 45
Borden Co. 26
Burr. Adding Machine 171
California Pack 241
Case, J. I. i 788
Caterpillar Tractor 28J
Chrysler Motor - 66
Col. Oaa at Electric .... ,, 17
Commercial Solvent 31
Continental Can 79
Corn Products 78j
Curtlsa Wright 4
Dupont t De N. ... "981
Eastman Kodak 87
Electric Auto Light 26
General Electric 22
General Foods . 86
General Motors , 38
Gillette Raxor ll
Gold Dust 20
Homestaks Mining 321
International Harvester 431
International Nickel 22
I. T. at T. .. 15
John Manvllle 62
Kennecott Con, Cop. , 20
Llbbey-O-Ford 19
Liggett : Myer B 91
Liquid Carbide , , 29
Lorlllard Tob. Co. 18
Monty Ward ..... 821
Nash Motor 28
National Biscuit 43
National Dairy Product 16
National Distillers 28
New York Central 40
North America 121
Pacific Gas 4 Electric HI
Packahr Motor 4
Park Utah 41
Penney. J. 0. ........ 621
Penn R. R. .. 35 J
Phillips Pet. 161
Public Service New Jersey 42
Pullman Co. 65
Radio Corp. 8
Sears Roebuck 47!
Shell Union log
Southern Pacific .. 80
Standard Brands 22
Standard Oil California .. 40
Standard OJ1 New Jersey 47
8tudebaker' Co. 6
Texas Corp ,,. 261
Trans-America , 7
Union Carbide 46)
Union Pacific 128
United Aircraft 29
United Corp .. 78
United Gas Imp 18
U. S. Indus. Alcobol 61
U. S. Rubber '20
U. S. Bteel 66
West. Eleo. tb Mfg. 42
Woolworth 60 f
Closlns Curb Quotations
Cities Service 3
Electric Bond & Share 9n
Swift & Co 1011
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, Feb. 9, (VP)
Butter, prints, extra, 26Jo; stan
dard, 25o per lb, -
Buttorfat, Portland delivery:
A grade, 22o to 23o per lb.;
farmer's door delivery, 19 to
20c per lb.; sweet oroam, 6o
higher.
Egga, Paclflo Poultry- Produc
ers' selling prices: Fresh extras,
17o: standards, 16o: mediums,
15a per doien. Buy tog prices by
wholesalers: Fresh extras, 16o
per dosen; firsts, 14o: mediums,
Ho; undergrade, lOo; pullets,
lOo per dosen.
' Country meats, soiling price to
rtallers: Country-killed hogs,
best butcher, under 150 lbs.,
9o to 9o; vealers, 90 to 100 lbs.,
9o to lOo; light and thin, 6o to
7o; heavy calves, Bo to 6c; lambs,
140' to 15o; heavy ewes, 4o to 7c;
medium cows 14o to 16a; canner
cows, 2 so to 8c i bulls, 4 la to
Bo per lb.
Cheese, 91 soor Ore Ton trip
Local Markets
60
10
10
10
Total
18.1
91.4
90.9
68.7
184.7
106.1
93.8
77.6
78.9
16.0
144.1
10.1
Indl'a
98.9
101.7
102.1
61.0
180.7
108.7
106.0
89.1
72.8
86.1
1401
60.0
RR'a
61.4
61.6
62.6
29.7
108.6
109.0
64.8
41.8
89.1
18.1
106,1
10.1
Ot'e
83.1
86.1
81.7
88.1
177.B
102.1
90.1
(4.1
111.0
11.1
103.1
tl.t
20
20
10
60
Total
83.4
83.6
83.3
70.8
97.9
84.4
74.8
78.1
67.6
18.7
18.1
Indl'a
79.1
79.4
79.1
63.3
19.7
80.2
72.8
718
68.2
90.4
(2.1
RR'a
86.0
86.1
86.0
66.6
104.8
86.1
74.1
78.0
47.4
106.7
62.1
Ut's
88.1
86.3
86.7
82.7
99.8
86.9
77.1
16.1
70.1
101,6
10.1
let. 10 le lost, 13s per lb. Brok
ers will pay c below quotations.
miis. contract price 4, Port
land delivery, $1.96 per cwt,: B
grade cream, 871c per lb.
Mohair, buying pnoa, nominal.
Cascara bark, bnvlna nriea.
1932 peel, 3o per lb.
Hops. 1933 clusters. 25c to 30c
per lb.
Live poultry, Portland delivery.
nnying price: Colored fowls, un
der 6 lbs., 12c to 13c: over F
lbs., lie to 12c: soring Dullela.
2 to 2 lb.. 13o to 14c: roasters.
over 3 lbs.. 13c to 14c: Leghorn
rowis. over 21 lbs. 9c to 10: un
der 1 lbs., 8s to 8c; springs, 13c
to ic; stags, so; roosters, 6c;
poain cocks. 15c; geese. 10a lb.
Onions. Yakima, $1.40 to $1.50
percental: Oregon $2.00 to $2.26
par cental.
Potatoes, local white and red,
$1.25 to $1.35 per cental: Yaki
ma. $1.45; Deacbntes, $1.65 to
11.76; baker. $2.00. per cental.
WooL 1933 clip, nominal; Wil
lamette Valley, 22c to 25 per
lb.; Eastern Oregon, 20c to 26o
per lb.; Southern Idaho. 16c to
2e per lb.
Hay, buying price from' produc
er: Alfalfa, No. 1, new crop,
$15.60 to $16.00; retch. $15.00;
Willamette Valley timothy.
$16.00; Eastern Oregon timothy,
$17.00; timothy grasses, blend
ed, 116.00: oats. 116.00 per ton.
PORTLAND GRAIN TABLE.
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. . UP)
Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 74 74 74 . ' 74
July ,744 74H 7414 74
Cash: Big Bend blueatem,
7314c: dark hard winter 12 pet.
79c; 11 pet., 7314c; soft white,
western white, hard winter,
northern spring and western red.
70 He
OATS: No. 2 white, $23.00.
CORN: No. 1 E yellow, $22.75.
Millrun standard, $13.00.
Today's car receipts: Wheat
121, flour 11, corn 2, oats 1,
hay 1.
CHICAGO WHEAT.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1. (P) Wheat:
No. 1 hard, 11 e. Corn: No. 1,
mixed, 4914c; No. t yellow,
4914-Kc; No. 1 yellow, 4814
4914c; No. 1 white, 60c; old
corn: No. 1 yellow, 5014c; No. 1
white, 6114o. Oats: No. 1 white,
8714c. Rye: No sales. Barley:
50-Slc. Timothy seed: $7.25
7.60 cwt. Clover seed: $11.00
14.85 cwt. Lard, $6.15; loose
lard. $5.51: bellies 87.5U
A Scandinavian
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TORI
19 Toward.
10 Bun.
21 Young horse.
22 Devoured
23 Proffer
24 To walk
heavily.
26 Fence bar.
27 A th ahar
of each.
29 Boundary.
31 Hellenic
32 Evergreen tree
33 Organ of
hearing.
34 Stopl
36 Alleged force.
17 Chaos.
18 Ream (abbr.).
39 Droo bee.
40 Inconspicuous.
44 Sanskrit
dialect
41 Box
47 Turkish chief
officer.
48 Furnishes
- heat to.
49 Edge of a root.
50 Zygospore.
62 He Is the
king.
53 Per Albm. i
Is premier ot
his country.
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9
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, FabJ
9. (U,R llogai 760, Including
400 direct . Active, light) and,
butchers around 15-lSe hlghtrM
top 183 lb. California butcher
$6.05; 245 lb. aversgea and m
dlum undar 200 lb., 14.75; two-
cars, 173-113 lb. Colorado
$4.60, aortod 20 head, $4.10ji
packing sows at advance, 100-179,
lb. averages, $1.60; , 450 IbJ
$3.85, medium, $3. ,i
Cattle: iuu. ateers aotiv.
trong to 15o or mora higher!)
two cars low-good, 91)0-1141 lb,'
ted Nebraska steers, $5.65; good;
under 1000 lb. ted steer and
yearlings quotable above $6.7 5 ji
load 942 lb. Oregons, $1.40; car
largely medium 1077 IV $5.95;
few low-medium, 14.25; good
young range cowa quoted, $1.60,
to $3.75. Fleshy dairy typ ail'
glble, $3. euttsra $l,5O-$l.S0t
good bulls to $8.50. j
Calves: 20, all direct. 3
Sheep: 600. Active, around
teady although clipped lambs
only 26 higher then week ago.
in comparison with 50-750 ad-
fence on wooled; four deck 76-
71b. fed clipped Washington!
$7.75 straight; good-chae wool-:
ed 90 lb. down quoted sroana
$8.25-18.76, possibly ahov. , s
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, Feb. 9, (flV j
Cattle, receipts, 60; calves, 60 ;
medium, $2.60 to $5.50; calves,
market for vealers 60c higher.
Steers, good, common and mel
dlum, $3.25-6.00; belters, -com4
mon and medium, $3.50-4.76 Jj
cowa, good, common and me-4
dlum, $2.50-3.75; low cutter and
cutter $1.60-2.60; bulls, cutter,)
common and medium, $2.25-;
3.00; vealera. good and choice,!
$6.00 to $7.60; cull, common and
medium. $3.00 to $6.00; calve,;
good and choice, $4.50 to $5.60;,
common and medium,' $2.00 to;
$4.60.
Hogs, receipts, 400; market
30c lower for butchers.
Lightweight, good and choice,!
$4.00 to $6.60; medium weight,
good and choice. $4.65 to $5.00;
heavyweight, good and choice
$4.00 to $4.76; packing sows,
good, $2.90 to $3.35: slaughter
pigs, medium, $3.50 to $1.10;
feeder and stocker pigs, good
and choice. $3.50 to 14.00. j
Lambs, good and choice. 17.60-i
$8.25; common and . medium,,
$5.60-7.50; yearling wethers.;
$3-75-5.75; ewes, good and
choice. $2.75-3.60; common and;
medium, 11.75-1.00. i
Governor Appeals j
To Secretary Ickes
SALEM, Ore., Feb. 9. (U.F9-H
Despite constitutional limitations,'
Governor Julius L. Meier late to-j
day appealed to Secretary of the
Interior Harold L. Ickes, Nation-j
al Publl- Work Administrator,!
for approval ot the $l,600,000j
Oregon state building program. J
Authorised by the legislature.
the program tentatively wa re-;
Jected by C. C. Hockley. PWAj
engineer for Oregon, on grounds!
the state constitution prohibits
Indebtedness over $60,000 wlth-J
out rote ot the people.
The governor asked Icke's In-j
dulgence on grounds that an
emergency exists, the state need
ing buildings and its cltlsens
needing Jobs. ' i
Prevkma Panic
plunder.
11 Seed bag.
17 Behold.
1$ I th
capital of his
country,
20 Mud In rai
ning water.
22 On tha led '
23 Litter for the'
dead.
14 Breakwater.
21 In th middle
of.
11 Baby earrbr-,
30 Pointed. - i
VERTICAL 12 Body of asen
1 Enlargement prepared tor
of the thyroid ' action.
gland. 85 Prayer. ,;
2 Chilean tltaber 37 Famous.
tree. 39 Challenges.
3 To drink 40 Hub of a
slowly. wheel.
4 Toward. 41 Strok with '
6 Face covering, a whip.
1 Coffee pot
43 Self.
7 Southeast. .
8 Hops kiln.
9 To perch.
10 Credit.
11 To ebb.
14 Those who
48 Obi. '
44 Puts aa par.
46 Uncooked.
48 Was Victorious
60 Exist.
61 Father.
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