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Newspaper Page TextFebruary 18, 1984 THE EVENING HERALD, Kl.AMATH FAMA, OREGON PAGE 8SVCI Want-Ads Bring Results Phone Yours to 1900 Kaieai 3c pr word Insertion. per day'i ptr eot dlcount an ad ronnlng oat wk. 10 per cent discount en ")( di ruunlng oni month. , , AIIolatilfld.di ro lrtc Ml It both To Klamath New - vfiim Hornld. at. tht hmi rait. appearing In.Th Nrvt tlntU Tim limit for elsHleatton ID tb tallowing day'e paper li f :00 P. M. Ad dwlrod ID rud on tb mi day m snb round will hv to run 'loo Uii to Classify." Too-Lata-to-Clawify ! Pul 10 0" paper only tt the ,' quoted above, and clnulfled lor eueceedlug tnwtloo. Lot and Found LOUT On rebruary 1, one 11- torTiydraullo Jack, belwooa Klamath Kail, and Algoron. a mi rAwaril. ItOtliril to linklwta Hotel. O. C. Grim- malt. 2861 General Notice EXTRA 8ALE8PE0PLS WANT Kl Pr-Estor Bpoclet Iadloa Btunnlng Pur Non-Loaded Bilk Crepe Oarrnenta ft Bv- , Iiiki of. more than One-Half. Rogular cuetomer rhonlng for ADDotutmtmt. Call or writ -Waller Johnaon. man' tor, Itealatlk ' Arcade Apt. Hoalery Mill Pbone 700. sse HBJV. CORA ISABEL WRIQHT, Medium. Readlni dally. Batle faetlon guaranteed or money refunded. "Yon will find ma different 1101 Pint. Apt.. WRITE for our 1984 Seed Cata log Mark Ueana Co., Lewi, ton, Idaho. 93 BAitin BBKirrm tm an klnde. . Wa. Long. 1401 Loohoat SL t 8U lie Phone I Sit J. FtareonaU READINGS dafly III Oak, 88. S Tranaportatlon . jjijumrinririnr,-,,' ' - - - - - ' Travel By Stag Shortest Routs to PORTLAND .55.90 one way SEATTLE $8.40 one way SPOKANE $12.80' one way Via Bond and WaplPUUr Uin Oraybound Dtpot--at J81IO p. m. dally. Phone It 10, JMlpWaatedemaU WANTED Mlddlo-ngod woman to holp with housowork and car of ohlld. 629 N. 9th. 2887 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE " GBB, 8AKIDY- t HAROLV T ( KNOW HOW TO ACT I IT FEELS SORTA FUNNY TO I HAVB REAL FOLKS AND A REAL HOME, AFTER BEIN' I AN ORPHAN ALL TH69B J ' S4' ii MY-MY- I LL BET NO EVER HAD SUCH A BIO DAUOHTER AND KNEW HER SO LITTLE- WB MUST HAVB SOMB RBAL LONO TALKS- YOU MUST TELL MB ALL YOURSELF- I isktt TM3U.H r Sj$ Situation Wanted RELIABLE man wont) work on f 11 nil. ICspiirlunced mucliuulo. Newe-IIuruld, Ooi 156. 1851 12 Room and Board WANTED Roomer and ore. Phone 196-W. board 2864 13 Furniahed Apartment TWO NICELY fiirnlHliod three room apiirtinmit, with bath, J 18 anil $82.01). Slmona Apt., 28 Commercial. 1808 ROYAL ARMS APARTMENTS 114 High. Vacancy. Pbona 184. 1821 ARCADE APARTMENTS - 220 BP. Plenty heal, iari;. 11(1 DTK AM HEATED Hi'X Anna. 17 Real Eetate For Sale FOlt SALE 260-acre - ranch. Hlurk and tool, Ample water supply fur Irrigation at low coat. Part of It la flnit clnaa spud land, R. II. Bunnoll. Pbone 1468. Box 17, lit, 2. 2882 ITOK BALK 10 aorea, well Im- firoved (arm, otllpped; 400 aylng bene. A. B. Long, Ht. ' 1, box 107. 2880 19 Automotive PAY A FEW DOLLARS MORE l to a low priced CAR and lot a olg new all-feature OLDSMOBILE SIX 20 MUcellanaou For Sale FOR SALE OR TRADE Two I inr old Poland China boar, 'bona Tim T. Sullivan, Mer rill. 2031 FOR SALE Twenty band-mad violin. Alio repair work tor guitar and vlollna. Jem T. TonnofoM, 821 Owen. 2001 FOR RALE Toam of boraea and barnoaa. lioi 2031, Newi-Her-ald. 2681 KOIt BALE Work horaoa. A. M. Ulbaon, Spring Lake. 2022 WOOD. Phone 1606-R. Lawion. O. M 2181 VOH BALE Pin 2381 Union. body wood. 2010 EXTRA FANCY BEARDLESS HEED RYE Frank Corpanlim. Malln. 1018 20a Swap TRADE Orocerle for potato, ' "Ohlon. egg. ' Seoul Frnlt Produce Co. Bontb 6th,.ij394 21 Wanted Mlacellaneou TWO WOMEN wlh treniporta tlon to Portland before 10th. Phone 1111. Apt. 5. 2034 COMBINATION wood and elee trlo ranee. Give dlmtmiloni. Box 8030. 2036 WANTED Wiiob aultabl , breaking oolta. Muat be ex proaa waxon type. O. V. Bar ton, Morrill. 1870 22 Llveatock and Feed FOR SALE Ttfre matched team, axe fire to eight yeara. Weight 8000 to 8500 pounda per team. 0, V, Barton, Mer rill, Or. 2800 PIGS of all alioa, tor aalo or trade for hay. Josi Balloy, 111. 2, Uox 107 2620 22a Poultry For Sale ORDER Maxulr ebloka now. Barred Plymouth Rooka. H. I. Rede, and Wblt Leghorn. Quality unaurpaaaed. Stat oollogo B. W. U. tested. Lond- ' ln laying atralm.. 110100 ? repaid. Magulr Eloctrlo lalchory. 1410 N. B. O-egon urootPoMladrejUO Fifty yeara will be required to chart the eoaat of Labrador, ac cording to eatimaloa; the Brltlab navy line atartod the job. OM, MUVVER" YOU MUST LET MB ' WASH THOSE DISHES" MOTHER ABOUT ... j t L,i WMA-T BOB A W - THAT ) PAPA , BLEBK I U BRAT 19 I DO? 19 HB I . .. I GOING TO A DOCTOR, OR I ,' , 1 BE A I LAWYER OR I ' ' IL PST- J DOES HE WORK Y-T T 1 AT A' STORB, I I C I OR OFFICE I I a!?V S WHAT? J 1 1 fes,ioi aiii J ,1. rjKAl.'.''. of f "w.". iw y n ciik.n T, afc Klamath Business Directory Chiropractor P. 0. LONU, Tel. 1840. Nerva BpaUllib 117 B. 7tfe Dreaa Shoppe T O R 0 L E R'B Opatalr Dreu Bbopp. Smart dree at a ear ing. Stawart Draw Bldg. 731 Mala St 1177 Furg Wanted Wanted raw tore, Bob Andrew wanta your raw fura at lb Ideal Orocary, 1040 Bait Main St. mi Hetnatltrhlng HBMBTITOHINU. BUTTONS n red, draeemaklng. Maa. H at. Allender. tit Walnut. 170 Turklah Baths mi Ret re 187 Bo Boveott) 23 Financial 3 AVE .SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest rate and aaaleat terme loveatlgata and be convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 103 BO. 7th. Ph. Hi: ttate License II-1 04 24 Buaineaa Opportunitie FOR SALE Oregon Room. 681 Main. Muat leave. Illness. Price 1460. Call afternoons. aBB1IBEaasssB9BsaSBssnssBJa Work for Neceaitie tOUNO married man, experien ced In meat market or truck driver, wlehee work. Can give local reference. Write Rt. 1, Box 1740. 2220 Woman wanta work by Day or Hour. Hnniel Apt. Apt. 4, Pbona 431W. 2308 MIDDLE-Ajged man wanta work. 662 Van No. 2500 Altamont ALT A MONT, Or. Mlaa Duke, Camp Fire guardian, gave an In tereatlnx talk on the work being dona by the Camp Elra Girls or- an liat on. at toe Aiumont achool gymnasium Friday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Byara motored to Ashland last week, where they visited aeverat daya with Mr. Byera' parent. Th program aponaored by the Altamont P.-T. A. at the achool houae Friday night waa well at tended. The program was aald to be one of th beat aver pre sented In tbl community. Th child welfare etndy group, nnder the leadership of Mra. Mann, will hold Ita next meeting Friday evening, February 23, at the achool. The aubject "Guid ing th Adoleacant In a Changing World," la of vital Intereat to all parents, and anyone interested 1 invited to attend. Music of the "Miserere waa hold In such high esteem that musicians of the Bistlne Cbapel were forbidden to copy It Mo- xart, at the age of 14, was taken by his father to hear It and, on reaching home again, tranacrlbed the entire composition from memory, with only a tew minor error. . . Mlaalaalppl and Missouri both had the same abbreviations at the aama time. "Ml" waa used for both atatoa, but Mississippi having priority right, Miasourl changed to "Mo," and later Mia alsalppl changed to "Mies." By Harold Gray kiftkieckictBt- ANNIE THBRB ARB ONLY A FEW DISHES BUT YOU CAN HELP MB BY DRYING THEM" I aT . 1 -w HoapiUl Sonl Sanitarium Pbona 100. Typewriter Adding Machine and Typewriter Service Co- 680 Main St., Klam ath Falla, Ore. Pbone 842. Sale Rentals Repalra 1020 to 1027 Inspector (Mechani cal Expert) for Burroughs Ad ding Mooblne Co., manufacturer of Adding, Subtracting, Calculat ing, Typewriter Billing and Book keoplng machines. 1827 to date bare In thla city. Expert per sonal aervlco by C. O. Moore. We will gladly repair or overhaul any machine at your promises. TYPEWRITER ADDINO MA CHINE. Guaranteed service and repair. i wo mecnanica laciury trained. 25 years' experience. MmI AAHinlaM ..-., ihnn In soutbern Oregon. OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. Pb. 2057. Wood BOUNb WOOD. Pine and Fir, Full Corda guaranteed Bob Brown. 2421 White. Pbone 1201R. 2478 Portland Produce PORTLAND, Feb. 18, UP) Butter: prints, extra, 26 Vic; standard, 25c lb. Butterfat Portland delivery A grade, 22-23c lb.; farmer' door delivery, 19-20o lb. Egg Paclflo Poultry Produc ers' selling prices: fresb extra, 17c; itandard, 16c; medium, 16o dozen. Buying pries by wholesaloer: Fresh extra, 14c; tint, 12c; medium, 10c; under grade, 10c; pullets, 10c dozen. Country Meats Selling price to retailers: Country-killed bogs, best butchers, under 150 lbs., I to 9 Vic; vealers, 80-100 lbs., 10c; light and thin, 6 to 8c; heavy calves, 5 to 7c lb.; lambs, 16c; heavy ewes, 4 to 7c lb.; modlum cowa, 8 to Ec per lb.; canner cowa, 2Vi to 3c lb.; bulls, 4 to Ec lb. . Cheese 81 icore, Oregon trip let, 12c; loaf, 13c lb. Brokers will pay Vie below quotations. Milk Contract price, 4 per cent Portland delivery, 11.85 owt B grade cream, 87 Vie lb., Mohair Buying price nominal. Cascade Bark Buying price, 1833 peel, IVao lb. ' Hop 193 clusters,'' IE to lOo lb. Live Poultry Portland deliv ery, buying prices: Colored fowl nnder 6V4 lbs., 12 to 13c; over 6 4 lb., 11 to 12c; spring pul lets, I to IVi lb., 13 to 14c; roaster over SVi lb., 18 to 14c; Leghorn fowls, over 3V4 lb., 8 to 10c; under 8 lb., 8 to 9o; broiler 1V4 to 1 lbs., 14 to 15c; 1 lb, and np, 11 to 14o; stags, 6o; rooster, Ec; Pekln duoki, 12c; colored, lOo lb.; geese, lOo lb. Onions Yakima, 11.40 to 11.60; Oregon, (2.00 to 12.25 cental. Potatoea Local whit and red, 81.25 to 81.85 cental; Yakima, 11.46; Deachutea, 11.75; Bakera, 12 00. New Potatoea Florida Tri umphs, 4.25 per E0 lb.; 10c per lb. Wool, 1984 clip, nominal; Willamette Valley, 22o to 25c lb.; Eastern Oregon, 20c to 28c lb.; Southern Idaho, 16c to 20a lb. Hay, buying price from pro ducer: Alfalfa No. 1 new crop, 116.00; vetch, 116.00; Willam ette Valley timothy, 216.00; East ern Oregon timothy, 117.00; timothy grassea. blended, 116.00; Oat, 111.60 per ton. THEY'RE IN When you call Barbara Rnnd dashing, bettor make that go for her dog, too. The big fellow, In case you don't know, la one of thoae grey hound that race before Florida society folk. National and NO CHANGES ON PORTLAND T PORTLAND, Feb. 13, (TV- Being a semi-nonuar mere waa no change dnrlng the woek's ini tial icaslon for butter on the pro duce exchange. The market ap peared fully steady, even though undertone was not finite aa good as it waa a week ago. Butterfat buying price were held mostly at the blgb point locally with country prices still rratlc. No Chang Noted There was again a lack of gen eral change In the egg market price and situation for the day. Storage oporatlona were slowly getting nnder way, but the gen eral, movement was not due to atart until next week. Shortage of chickens continued pronounced In the local trade with all prices held firm with an occasional fractional premium auggosted as paid by operator who were abort There was still a good snipping call for dressed turkey out of the Pacific Northwest, with Southern California now the lead ing seeker for supplies. Prices were firm but unchanged. Prices HuMained All country meats showed well sustained prices for the day with a continued acuta abortage sug gested in old mutton and lambs. No spring lambs bare been re ported. Wltn former buyers mora or less determined to cleanup and take tbelr loss on speculation, the market for onions waa prac tically atagnant at Oregon prl mary points. Local jobbing trade was slow. Prlcea were being fairly well held tor potatoes here, but little activity waa auggested at Oregon, Idabo and Washington sources, although relatively speaking the best business Is In the Deschntes. Considerable activity was - show ing for spinach here, with both Walla Walla and Texa contrib uting. Prices - were generally beld steady. Local offerings were of limited volume. Rhubarb trade was active with cblet demand for cbolce. Sugar prices were tightening np somewhat. Columbia river amelt were in greater offering and lower priced. Cauliflower-Broccoli waa firm ly held for Roseburg stock. Hotbouse musbrooma were easy at 30c to 3ac per lb. carton generally. - Apple trading continued chief ly of the aorta selling around 60c per box. Mural Chopped From Wall of RCA Building NEW YORK, Feb. 18 (UP) A storm of protest tonight tol lowed announcement by the Rockefeller Interest that a mu ral by Diego Rivera In Radio City which was the subject of a bitter controversy last spring had been destroyed. The mural waa chopped off the wall by workmen last Saturday, It waa understood, and apparent ly no announcement waa to have been made. Today however the news had leaked out and the following statement waa issued at Rocke feller center: "The Rivera mural has been removed from the walla of the RCA building and the place re plastered. The removal Involved the destruction of the mural." In the Amazon river, the tide rolls the water backward for 600 miles. BUTTER MAR THE RUNNING STOCK AVERAGES (Copyright 1934, Standard Statistics Company) Tuesday Previou day Week ago . Year ago . Three year ago Beveo year ago High, 1934 Low, 1934 High, 1932 Low, 1933 High, 1931 Low. 1981 (1926 Average equals 100) BOND AVERAGES (Copyright, 1934, Standard autistic Company) Tuesday Previous day Week ago Year ago . Tbre year ago High, 1934 Low, 1934 High, 1932 Low, 1932 , , , High. 1931 Low. 1931 (1926 Average equals 100) Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK, Feb. 13, UP) Btrengtb of silver, mining and metal issues gave the stock mar ket a fairly firm appearance to day despite scattered weakness displayed by the alcohols and air crafts. Traders were a bit hesi tant because of European nnaet tlement and the move to regulate speculation. The cloia waa steady. Transfer approximated 2,100,000 aharea. Today' closing prlcea Air Reduction 102 221 151 104, 60 in 49 120 771 161 68J 32 321 20 451 25i 17i 241 781 2Si 66 17 29 791 75 31 881 Alaska Juneau Allied Chem. Dye American Can American Coml. Alcohol Aferican ft Foreign Power American Smelt & Ref. A. T. & T. American Tob. B , Anaconda Copper Atchison. T. & S. F. Atlantic Refining Baltimore & Ohio Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Borden Co. Burr. Adding Machine California Pack Case, J. I. . Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler Motor Col. Gas & Electric Commercial Solvents Continental Can Corn Products Curtis Wright Eastman Kodak Dupont t De N. Electric Auto Light General Electric General Food General Motora Gillette Razor 991 261 221 341 39g 111 20 8271 421 23 151 62 211 391 92 281 "1 83 281 431 151 261 411 221 201 41 51 84 36 17 42 64 71 111 411 431 101 80 221 401 Gold Dust Homestake Mining International Harvester , International Nickel ....... I. T. ft T. Johna Manvllle Kennecott Con. Cop Llbbey-O-Ford Liggett ft Myers B Liquid Carbide . Lorillard Tob. Co. . Monty Ward Nash Motor - National Biscuit National Dairy Products National Distillers -,, New York Central North America Pacific Gas ft Electrio Packard Motor Park Utah Penney, J. C. Penn R. R. . Phillip Pet. Public Service New Jersey. Pullman Co. Radio Corp Rem. Rand Reynolda Tob. B Sears Roebuck Shell Union Southern Paclflo . Standard Brand Standard Oil California ... Standard Oil New Jersey. 47 Studebaker Co 6 Texas corp. Trans-America 26! 71 40 131! 11 71 18 58 20 66 43 El Vnion Carbide Union Pacitio . United Aircraft united Corp. United Gas Imp. . U. S. Indus. Alcohol U. S. Rubber ........ U. S. Steel West. Elec. ft Mfg. Woolworth City Tax Payments Reach 56 Per Cent Klamath Falls, with 56.2 per cent of Its 1933 taxes collected, heads the list of citlos of Klam ath county In tax collections, ac oordlug to a table prepared by County Treasurer George P. Tay lor for the research department of the University of Oregon. Bon anza la a close second with 55.2 per cent collected. - The table follows: ' City Cur. Roll Turnover Bon $ 823.39 $ - 464.24 Chil. .. .. 7,857.49 "1.855.96 K. F 359,305.99 202,141.49 Maun 1,996.96 802.95 Morrill 2,487.04 1,169.07 Percentage collected: Bonanza, oo. a; unuoquln, 49.1; Klamath Fall, 66.2; Malln, 40.8;. Mer rill, 48.0. In 165 out of 234 fataf motor ing acotdents recently analysed in England, motorists were un der 29; In 60, between 80 and 86 and in 9, over 66 yeara of age. 'Normandy is celebrating th 1000th anniversary of it con quest by Rollo the Noraeman; It 1 the home of William tht Conqueror. Local Markets 60 2ft 20 90 Indl' RR' Ut'l Total 99.5 E1.7 82.2 39.1 98.9 51.1 89.8 88.6 104.0 54.0 80.8 93.8 60.8 19.8 ' 88.8 70.1 132.4 104.1 180.0 130.4 108.1 ' 108.4 102.1 108.1 105.0 64.8 . 80.1 93.8 89.1 41.8 84.3 77.6 72.8 19 8 111.0 78.9 36.1 18.2 61.1 16.0 140 2 106.2 301.9 144.1 10.0 10.1 92.8 10.1 20 20 20 80 Indl's RR'a Of Total 79.4 84.9 88.2 83.6 79.2 84.6 86.9 83.1 80.0 85.1 86.8 84.1 63.4 65.6 82.6 70.5 90.0 104.8 - 99.8 98.1 80.2 80.1 ' ' 86.9 84.4 72.6 74.1 77.2 74.8 71 2 78.0 66.2 78.1 58 1 47.4 70.9 67.1 90.4 105.7 101.1 98.7 12.1 61.1 10.2 88.1 WHEAT PRICES CHICAGO, Feb. 11 (JP Wheat tumbled back late today, following the leadership of cot ton, and more than lost mod erate advances which had been effected after downturns at th start. Dealings In wheat were not large, and the market waa eas ily Influenced. The grain trade I anxiously awaiting adoption of a national grain exchange code and the specific provisions of a proposed bill at Washington to regulate commodity exchanges in general, establishing a system of licenses. PORTLAVD GRAFS TABLE. PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 11. Grain: Wheat:' .Open High Low Close May 74 74 74 74 July .; 74 74 V4 74 V4 74 Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 72Vic; dark bard winter, 12 pet., 79c; 11 pet., 73 Vic; loft white, western white, hard winter, northern spring, western ' red, 70Vic. OATS: No. t white, 223.00. CORN: No. 2 E yellow, 222.75. Mlllrun standard, 313.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat 98, barley 1, flour 8, corn 1, oats 1. ' Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Feb. It. UP) Cattle: Receipts, its; calves 10; fully steady. Steers, good, common and medium, 13.26 to 26.00; heifers, common and medium, 28.00- 5.25; cows, good, common and medium. 31.76 to 14.00; low cutter and cutter, 11.60 to 22.75; bulla, cutter, common ana med ium, 22.25 to 13.00; vealers, good and choice, 11.00 to 27.50; cull, common and. medium, 23.00 to 26.00; calves, good and choice, 24.60 to 25.60; common and medium, 12.00 to 14.60. Hogs: Receipt. 100; ateady to 15c" lower. Lightweight good and choice, 24.00 to 24.85; medium weight, good and cnolce, 14. 6U to 14.86; heavyweight, good and choice, 14.00 to 14.65; packing ow, good, 23.00 to 23.76; slaughter pigs, medium, 23.60 to 33.90 feeder and stocker pigs, good and choice, 83.50 to 24.16. Sheen: . Receipts. 50: ateady, Lamb, good and choice, 27.E0 to 28.26; common and medium, 35.60 to 87.60: yearling wethers, 24.00 to 26.00; ewes, good and choice, 33.00 to 24.00; common and medium, 22.00 to 13.25. China mobiles. has only 80,000 auto- 1 This Curious World WAS SO PLENTIFUL IN AFRICA, LESS THAN IOOVEARS AGO, THAT THE NATIVES USED ROWS OF TUSKS TO MAKE CATTLS PENS I . IM4 air hca sutnci. mc av , , . .,-., Ohb Egyptian SHADOW CLOCK IS THE OLDEST EXISTING TIMEPIECE IN THB, WORLD ONE OF THESE CLOCKS, MOO V1AM in calt-ukwm ..." y . THE j 1 r in - A 7)r-Wn,t lr1 T-- I TTTTTJalaM S. F- POTATO E Slx hundred and twanty-foi car of potatoea ware loaded 8 the United State yeeterdal Oregon (hipped 8, Washington 11 and Idaho 99. Main shipped It! car. Total loading ot old pot toe to date amount to a llttli over 147,000 car, which t( aboq 24,900 more thn on th eorrea oondlni date last year. 258 oar of new potatoea have nen hlp pd o far tht Mason, whlol compare with 118 on the eoi responding dat last year. , s Tba market at Preaqua 1st waa ateady. Hauling war fall ly heavy, demand and wlr la qulry moderate. No. 1 Greai Mountalna brought mostly 11.11 a hundred, sacked, in carload F.O.B. ahipplng point. f At Idaho Fall demand w tlmlted and th market . weakej No. 1 Russet brought moatV 11.15 to 21.30 a hundrtd, sack ed, in carload F.O.B. cash track la th Twin Falla Burley dig trlct, demand waa slow and toi market weaker. A tew ala o No. 1 Russets were reported 04 the basis ot 81.26 to 11.10 I hundred, ackd, In carloada f O. B. cash track. - At Yakima demand was Ugh and the market about ataadf No. 1 Rusaet brought mott around 225 a ton, sacked, la cat load F.O.B. cash track. f At Chicago auppllea war heavy, demand and trading sloi and tha market dull. No. 1 Ida ho Russets brought 22.06 ti 22.12 V4 a hundred, sacked, tract sale carlota outwelght 4 Tha San Francisco potato mat ket was reported weaker. Sup pile were light, demand am trading alow. No. 1 Klamatl Gem brought 21.S5 to 12.00 i hundred, aacked, atreet sale No. 1 Yakima Russets wera quot ed at 11.66 to 21.80 a hundred LIVESTOCK SHOW WMMM SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Fa 18, (UJ5 Hog, 1650, tnclttd ing 1000 direct, active, generall; steady to 10c higher. Top 15.11 on car good to choice 201 It California, lightly lorted. BuU good 170-198 lb. butcher II 15.10; few 147-151 . lb. ligB lights 14.76-14.80; packing aoW mostly 23.50, tew 11.80. . i Cattle: 750, including 125 dl rct active on better grad) steers, fully steady - to strong apota 16c higher; aha stool steady; low good to choice 95 lb. fed" Utah teer 91, top; bnl good 862-1055 lb. fed teer an yearling 16.60-1S.90; 1 load top good 1100-1196 lb. fed 15.11 25.76; few lot and loada largt ly medium 15-25.10; load 911 lb. local fed heifers 14.75; god young range cows quoted 22.18 13.76; fleshy dairy type oh 23.26; cutter down to 11.10 few good bulla 12.50. 1 Calves: 25, no early aalal quotably ateady. j Sheep: 1860, including 471 direct active. Early sale ateady top and bulk 79-81 lb. to) wooled Oregon lambs 38.71 straight; 4 deck ted dippec Washlngtons on sale. - , Termites, or white ants, an not true ants and ara in M way related to them. i Industrial Mortgage Loan Company et California 111 SUTTER STREET SAN FRANCISCO , will receive application from! industrial concerns needing ad- ; dltlonal capital. Loans aa j to 5 year at t per annum. ! OLD, AAAV BE SEftN IN THB BERLIN MUSEUM STOMP Of A WANT , mm i n ii r-vffiMr 11 m .1 SEQUOIA TREE WA UMO A3 A DANC FLOO 0 THIRTY-TWO COUPUS, AU. OANCNO AT ONI TLVJE 5