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Newspaper Page TextApril 21, 1034 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAU-R. OREGON PAGE NINE Want-Ads Bring Results Phone Yours to 1900 Heteit 3c 10 nr word pr ar' Ineortloa, par oDl dlsoount on 1 1 ronnlnl on oak. per onl discount on 2(1 eds rauotni odi " month. All elassHled Id ere lastrt. Ml li both Tbs Klamath Naws and Evening Hersld. at tb Dor rets, appearing la Tb Ne-vt first Ttmt limit for elsaaHleatlon la tbt following day's papars Is e;00P. M. Ads dNlmd In aerted on the Mm day a auk mltted will have to run "Too Lai to Claealfy." Too-Late-to-Olaailfjr ada ara put In one papor only at tba ama rata aa quoted abort, and eletalfled tor succeeding Inaarllona. 1 Loat amd Pound LOST Black and whit 8eolch ulu'plierd dog, with lml tall, at Dim Bavago place, ft. Klmtn. April 7. Liberal reward. Call F. E. McMurpliy, Tula Lake. LOST Ldlo'- brown kid glove, phone HS. ' Gesseral Notloa RENT tha tiew Johnson floor aander. PATTERSON PAINT STORE. 00 HAUIO ssmvicu ot an kinds, wm. bona, ituo uwwn Phont IS1SJ. IIS FLOOR BAND1NO end reflntsh ing. 'Pkott 86W4. SJ41 4 rronala READINGS dally. SIX Oak St. SBo. l4 Transportation Travel By Stog' Shortest Route to PORTLAND $5.90 one way SEATTLE 58.40 one way SPOKANE $12.80 one way MT. HOOD STAGES Via Dond and ML Hood Leave Oroyliound Dtpot at 12:80 p.m. daily. PHona 1610. 6 Help Wanted, Malt) DIESEL NEWS Men now being selected to train for Dloanl Englnaarlng For full Inlormatlon and datoi of showing free motion pictures, call or wrlto 0. F. Robertson, Kara HotH. 0467 Klamath The firms ancTlnrlfvldusUi represent ed in this Alphabetical Directory of Specialized Business and Profession al Service are known as Klamath Falls' most rolinble business men and I services they Auction Houae AUCTION evory Snt 1 P. M.t Klam. Auction Mart 820 Klaut. Bicyclet Balloon and Uaod Bicycle. POOLE'S BIOYULE SHOP 121 B. 7tb, Cafe SARI'S CAFE Servo tht only ronl Italian dinner at the MID WAY on S. 6th St. Pbona 840, Chiropractor P. O. LUNU, Tel. 1640. Narva Spoolallet. 127 8. 7th. Cleanora XL CLEANERS Wt elenn aulta, dreaaoa, coals, etc 221 E. Mnln. Phone 668. Convalescent Home Oonvnloaoont Home, (nclng park and Llthla water. Idtnl plnao to rent and roxnln health. Fur nlnliad cnhlns to ront, olionp, 168 Ornnlte St., Aahlnnd, Ore, ' Dreiimaking ; . DItmSflMAKINW Alteration apt ' clnlty Prices roaaonnble. Win ifred Bonton, 160 H. Main, Pbona 128B-J. . 0016 Dretg Shoppe VORGLIOR'B UPSTAIRS DRESS SHOPPE. Smart drcases, ault and ooRts, Btewart-Drew Bldg. .781 Main. 1880 Classified Inde All olaaslfloatlons art num btrad and appear In numer loal order, Following la an alpbabatloal reference Met ol the mora Important olesslfloa. tlona. Automotive It Building Materials 10a Hualnaaa Opportunltloe "4 Furnfebed Apta. to Let IS Furnished House to LcL. 14 Furnienea itooma to Leu. it Financial General Notloaa is I A I 7 ' II I SO 4 17 It 17a IS I 10a 18a II Help Wanted, Mala Help Wanted. Female.. i.ivosiook ana rata Lost and Found Mlaotllantoua (or Bala, 1'ersonals Heal Entile (or Bale.. Ileal Estata (or Least... itoal Estate Wanted.. Room and Board Bltuattona Wanted riwepa To Exobsnis .. Wanted MIcellaneoue. 7 Help Wanted, Female LADIES wanting pleaaant,' eaa home work, no selling, write, tneloelng stamped addroasad a n v e I o p a, Department H. ZABEL, Box St Arlington, Cellf. 610 9 Situations Wanted VOtTNO WOMAN wlahea work, llox 4)8. 0403 VOUNO MAN wanta to mow lawna and (Ix gardens. Cell at 401 Mich. Ate. 0217 Furniehed Room EXCELLENT sleeping room, private entrance, reeeonablr rem (or rellablo partlea. 1426 Creacent. 668 LAROE (ront room, 127 S. 7tli. 4r,6 12 Room and Board nOOD BOARD AND ROOM. S21 f Oak. 04B8 13 Furniehed Apartments LAROE l-room Apt., everything furnished but gaaj reduced rent 827 JaffersonJ " 41S FURNISHED APT. Bleeping roome. 820 Lincoln. LAROE S-room apartment. Cor. i'lne and Cedar. 0521 REX ARMB Steam beat I1S.S0 up. aROADB APARTMENTS 880 op. Plenty beat, garage. 1188 14 Furniehed Houaea 7-ROOM house. ccuiL Call 142 S Crea 670 FURNISHED apartmenta and cabins. Raaaouabte. 410 N. 10th. ESS DUl'LKXi-Accommodates Phone 111S. (our. 667 ELEVEN-ROOM houao, noar city hall, $25 per month. Phone S78W. . 411 16 Wanted to Rent WANTED FOR RENT Small cottiiK. 3 or 4 room, all or partly turnlabed, wulklog dla tuncu; rental and care of property assured through A-l reference. Pbona 872, be tween N:30 a. m. mill 4:30 p. m.. pxi'i'i't Snnilny. B71 17 Real Etate For Sale 005 CASH 11UYS 4-roora mod ern home, full baaometit, at 834 Doty atroet. Tilkok. aa arsiimnnta pulil to dale, Ncwh Hcruld, box 60S. 668 FOR SALE Paying buatnea proporty, Dly, Oro. Rcnuoii- nlilo, amnll down payment. Tol. M 2-J. 0467 Business Directory women. You wi41 find them ready to serve you promptly, economically and efficiently. For your own satis faction, use this handy guide to the Garage ELK Garnge Opon All Nlgbt Storage, Rae, oil. Complete Sorvlco. Hat Shoppe UPSTAIRS -HAT SHOPPE Dletlnctlve IlntB at Ronsonable Prloos. Drew Bldg., 731 Mnln. Hematite li Ing HEMSTITCHING. BUTTONS env arod, dreaamaklng. . Mra, H M. Allender., 614 Walnut. 0176 HoapiUl Boulo' Sanitarium Bus line, 2 v blocks. Hotels HOTEL ELK Special rate to permanent guests. Moderate prloed Coffee Shop, THE CLAB.EMONT 228 N. 4th St. All outBldo modern rooma. Nowly docorntod. new low prices. Large (roe parking lot. House Moving Call It. B. Ilndlcy, 311 Log una. Ph. 1669W.,., .' ' Household Aids MATTRESS RENOVATING AND HUG CLEANING Klamath Rug and Mattress Co. S Main Bt. Phona 1817M Lenses Bye toitt. Soule Ban, 10-11, 2-4, 7-8. 19 Automotive Roy Auto Wrecking 727 Commorcia ' Used Parts Used Batteries 1 Used and Remoulded Tires We Can Secure You Good Used Parts On All Cars Up to 1934 Models See Us and Save . 1 7 Real Estate For Sale FOR ', SALE Wlldwood Camp. 13,800.00. Six cabin, 4 elnulua, 2 double! a n tlon, "tore, roaddde garage, . unaware, toilet", water pree-lire-ayitem, (lamo gua; 10 acroa beniilKul grove. ft mill. north o( Crnnta Pan, I'acKle highway. 1800 down, balonc $28 pr month. Writ C. H. BrlKK. Wlldwood Camp. Route 1, Grant Pa. 2028 FOR BALE OR RENT ISO acrea good aheep rang In Btictlon 38 Townahlp 40 South range 14V4 Enat. About 10 mile ent o( tha Duncan ranch, Langell Valley, Klam ath county. Bprlng with plen ty wator. Writ Butto Valley State Hank. Dorrl. California (or price and term. 460 FIVE ACRES Grant Paa. 166 --fruit trre, cree, ipnnj,, fenced, Ufep well; three-room hnue, ahod, chicken coop. Dtwtfl irnrdetl HDOt. 4 mile Ollt, paved highway. Total price SU0, torma. Will take light cur part down payment. Write Wlldwood Camp, , Route 1, ('rami i'aea. 2022 18a To Exchange FOR EXCHANGE Klamath l'.ii. maiiinnra (or unimproved acreage In Arltona. O. E. Rae, 302 Eaut Van Duren St., Phoe- nlx, Arianna. 20 MiacellaneouaFoSale TWO LOQOINO TEAMS (or hire or tale. M. 11. uaroour, nvrn Hotol. 6S FOR BALE Wotinfhoua auto matic range, inquire jui Commercial. 0481 FOR BALE Legnorn (ryer, ' una mile trom Miller Packing Plant, on Round Lake road. Cblckcn Ranch. 3 BLOCK WOOD at tbt bin, 11.80 por cora. HEILIIRONNER ft REA Pbona 289-W. - 0880 FOR BALE NETTED GEM 8EED BATTAOLIA BURGER 109 William Bldg. Pbona 1406 Klamath Fall. 118 FOR SALE Pay caah and pay leaa (or your aeed grain. Red and white oata, Alia and Wla- coneln 28 barley. Linker Broe., Malin, Ore. SLACK COAL FOR HOO TONIC 600 per 100 lb. aack at Klamath Falls and Morrill, Oregon. IIE1LURONNER & REA 0499 NO. 1 QUALITY Bllaa Triumph aeed potatoea. Frank Bell, Tulolake. 581 TURKEY KGGS FOR SALE 18V6 Aoadomy. 66T ELECTRIO VACUUM and hand vacuum, comploto. RcnBon able. Inquiro Service Electric Co. S24 Mnln. 0684 offer. Painting PAINTING, Paperhanglng and Kalsomlnlng. Let J. R, Roper ostlmnto your work. Phont 263-W. 3020 Tailoring Suits tailored In our shop by ex port tailors. Flno Woolen Lat ot Stylo Price Right. Satisfac tion guaranteed. OHRES TAIL ORS, 419 Main St. Taxi Service EAGLE TAXI 24 br. Service Ph. 1020. Btnnd at 7th & Main. Turkish Baths Mnaange, Oolonlo Irrigation Reg latered Nurse. 117 So. Seventh Typewriters Typewriters Adding Machines Snlos Service Supplies Fnotory Agent for Royal. Oregon Equipment Co. Ph. 2061 j. Used Furniture CASH PAID for nsod (urnlturt, i stovsa and ranges. G. L. Hem brat, 221 S. 6th, . , 8126 Wood FIR AND PINE Sonnd wood. Full cords guaranteed.' Bob Brown, 2432 White.. -Phone 13B1-R. ' 0688 Radio Service Call Wm. Long, 1406 Lookout Phone 1826-J, Automotive Call's Phone 335 20 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR BALE flood family cows. Your pick, $36.00 each. Ouy Barton, Olene, FOR SALE Professional 6 string banjo. Original cost, (GO. . Price, 120. Address Box 193. Mnlln. Ore. 04D6 20a Swaps TRADE Groceries and meats (or potatoes, eggs or what have on .. annrrvni'a u a Bison n 0890 21 Wanted Miscellaneous WOOL AND PELTS WANTED Why send sway on consign ment when caah la waiting (or you? Our trucka will call and pick up your Pelt, Hides, Wool, Junk. Used wool lacks (or aale. Honeat dealings our motto. M & S BAG CO. Seme place since 1929. 884 Market St. - Phone 1689W 22a Poultry For Sale GARRETT BROS. HATCHERY For Wblta Leghorn Chick From (elected ben and Brownell cockerels with dams' trapnest records of 260 to 328. May chicks, 9o each delivered. 100 per cent strong, live chicks guaranteed. BOX 188, GRANTS PASS. ORE. Compliance Certificate 7668. ORDER Magulra cblcka now, Barred Plymouth Rocks, R. L Reds and Wblte Legborna. Quality unsurpassed. State college B. W. D. tested. Lead ing laying atraln. $10100 prepaid. Compliance Certttl I eate No. 1914. Magulra Elec ,trlo Hktcbory. 1416 N. E. Oregon street, Portland, Ore. BAHY CHIX Red. 19 a hun dred; Wblto Legborna, $8 a hundred. Parcel post prepaid. Compliance certificate No. S3. Charles L, Good, box 356. Eugnno. Oro. 2024 23 Financial ' SAVE SAVE 8AVE ON ' AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING uoweat ratea and easiest terms Investigate and be convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 101 Bo. Ttb. Ph. its: Itate License M-104 24 Business Opportunities FOR SALE Restaurant eolulrimnthojio84J and 484 Necessities for Work TWO YOUNG ' GIRL8 want bouaework or cart of children. RL 2, Box 51. I960 Work for Necessities : WANTED Men's laundry. Will call for an deliver. Pbona 602 J. 43S WILL WORK By- day or hour. 88S California Ave. 605 WOMAN . wants work by day or bour. 1311 Oregon. 0541 WANTED Man or woman to - ears for Invalid person, Paarl's ' Store, Keno Rt. 167 EXPERIENCED OOOK. Can give reteranoe. 838 California Ave. 185 WOMAN wishes plain sawing. 610 N. 7th. 140 GIRL wants housework or cart or cniidren. Koterenoes. pnone 602,1. 2684 WANT 'to haul garden dirt, fer tiliser, gravel . or. cinders, Phone 1768. . . . .- . 257 Woman want work by Day or fiour, namei apta. apt. t, Pbona 481W. 1369 Legal Notices Notice of sale ' Rond Oiling Equipment " Sealed proposals will be recelv od by the County Court of Klam ath County, Oregon, at 2 o'clock p. m. on Thursday, tho 3rd day of May, 1984, at the County Court Chambers In the Court Houae at Klamath Falls, Oregon, for the purchase of the following items of Equipment. 1 1,000-gal. Etnyro Distributor. 1 Qorlinger Retort. , . 1 Cornish Boiler. -' ' , Attachments for hand spray, eto. i Proposers must bo propnred to mnko fifty, ($60. 00) dollar. Ini tial cash ' payment, Terms i for BUbseqtiont and final payments' ahnll be contained In, tht pro posal. Equipment ffefed for' sale may bo Inspected at any time during shop hours '0,1 111 County, shops near the Fair Ground. 'The Coun ty court, reserves the right to re ject any and1 all propoxate. ; By JOS. Jenson, County Engineer. U A 20,21,27,28 42 19 National and BUTTER SUPPLY T PORTLAND, April 21. (VP) Further advance of lc lb. with tbe exception of firsts wblcb rose '4c lb, during tht week-end aesslon of tha product txchsngt, reflect ed Increasing strength through tbt trade with resulting shortage of output. Decreasing make at California points was taking out practically every pound of surplus that can be spresd In the Pacific north west lector. In the home terri tory production continued to gain generally but dealer' floors were cleaned before night and orders were not completely (Hied. The fact that all grades ad vanced le except first suggested that tbe action of the state In putting Its ntw grsdes Into ef fect, bas curtailed demand (or the lowest grade, which has pre viously been considered top grade by tbt unthinking buyora. Kgg Mart Same. Butterfat buying price ad vanced lc pound along with but ter. Market (or egga waa holding much tba same as during the last (ew days. Little change In either buying or selling prices baa been shown during tha week. Tba de mand tor storage remained fa vorable. Chicken prices were well beld locally with a shortage of most lines continued here and along the coast. Demand from tbe south was not being tilled here on ac count of tbe abort supply. Indicating a somewhat better situation waa the announcement of Swift & Co. ot an advance of tto lb. In the selling price on Co quille valley offerings of both triplets and loaf. Oregon Swiss demand was reported above sup ply. Flnt Strawberries Show. At the week-end there was a well held price on strawberries with Callrorntan generally ' con tinued around $1.26 crate (or 24s while Oregon w II (or the best Quality, better all around. Higher prices have been (orced on asparagus as a reault of the lioral oarload demand from the east which mid-Columbia ship pers are making a desperate ef fort to (111. First arrival ot new white po tatoes ot the season was' report ed In from Shatter, Calif., some what earlier than usual. Tbe first of the 1934 crop ot Immediate Portland grown straw berries were offered during the week-end session of the East Bide farmers' wholesale market. In! tlal supply of gold dollars was brougnt in trom Milwaukee and were or extremely good quality. Initially priced at S3 crate for 14s. California berries were firm er but again sold at 11.25 crate. POTATO PRICES III UNCHANGED ' Seven hundred and forty one car of potatoes were shipped In the United States yesterday. Ore gon loaded 18 and Washington 23. Idnho shipped 1 168 cars, Maine 240 and Florida an even 100. At San Francisco prices and conditions were unchanged, with No. 1 Oregon Gems going to Job bers at II to 81.10 a hundred. Backed. At Chicago supplies ot old po tatoes were liberal, but demand and trading was alow. No, 1 Idaho Russets brought around 81.521 a hundred, sackettMrack sales, carlota outweight. 8 cars of No. 1 Oregon Gems sold at 81.45 a hundred, sacked. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, April 11, ()( U. 8. Dept. Agrl.) Hogs: 11,500; market nominally steady; occa sional sales heavies and plain light weights, 13.80 downward; sows around 13.00. Cattle: 100; compared Friday Inst week: medium weight and weighty ateers closed strong to 25c up; light steers ana yearlings steady to 25o lower; close low tlino price levels highest of seas on on all ateers scaling over 1200 lbs: too 1300 lbs. 18.15; best yearlings, f 7.50; heifer and cows about steady; best yearling halt ers, $8.40; vealers steady. Sheep: 4,000; wooled Iambs steady with Friday's best time, $9.75 and $9.85; compared Fri day last week: wooled lambs, 40-50o higher; clipped 40-SOc up; aged aheep strong to 25o higher; week's practical - top wooled lambs, $10.00; late top, $9.86; week's bulk $9.60 to $9.76; clipped lambs, $7.75 'to $8.50; wooled ewes closed around $5.00 to $5.25; .shorn, ottsrlngs, $3.00 to $3.75; native spring lambs, $10.25 to $10.60; week's top, $11.00. A Place to Live 7 With apartments and hon'sss In Klamath Falls filling up as quickly as they are, it's reach ing the point where k man doesn't know which .way i to look for a place te llva, unless he baa directions. If you have vacancy, you can give him these directions through tht columns of . tht NewS-Herald Classitied, and so savs blm time and tempsr, And he will be your tonnnt. . RUNNING SHORT 0 HIST STOCK (Copyright. ltl, Standard Statistic Saturday ....... Prsvlous day Waal ago Year aio . Three years age Seven years ago High, 1934 Low, 1934 High, 1931 tow, 1931 High, 1911 Low. 1131 (1I2S Avsrags Equals 100) BOND AVERAGES (Copyright, 1134, Standard Btatlatlca Company) Saturday Previous day Week ago Tear ago . Three years ago High, 1984 Low, 1984 Htgb, 1111 Low. 1111 High. 1911 Low. 1931 New 1984 high. Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK, April 21, OP) There was oply a faint recur rence ot Inflationary symptoms In the stock market today and defin ite price trends generally were absent. The late revival of the prevlona session failed to carry through to any great extent and profit taking came Into a num ber ot issues. Tbe close was Ir regular. Transfers approximated 760,000 sbarea. Today s closing prices: Air Reduction Alaska Juneau Al. Chem. & Dye American Can ..T. American Coml. Alcohol American A For. Pow. American Power ft Light American Smelt, ft Ret. A. T. ft. T. American Tob. B Anaconda Copper Atchison T. ft S. F. Atlantic Refining Baltimore ft Ohio 991 20 161 104 481 lOi 9i 431 122) 731 161 711 181 30 191 431 28 II 30 711 381 161 541 281 83 761 41 98 - 961 271 231 341 . 39 12 22 374 421 28 141 671 121 87 98) 33) 18) 32 23) 431 17! 301 35) 191 19 J 361 61 41 671 35) 201 891 68 81 12) 441 60 91 28 m Bendlx Aviation Bethlehem Bteel Borden Co , Burr. Add. Machine . California Pack Case (J. I.) Caterpillar Tractor Col. Gas ft Electric Chrysler Motor . Commercial Solvent Continental Can Corn Products Curtiss Wright Dupont ft Da N. - Eastman Kodak ..: Electric .Auto Light General Electric General Foods General Motors Gillette Raior . Gold Dust .!. Homestake Mining ... International Harvester International Nickel ... 1. T. ft T Johns Manvllle Kennecott Con. Cop , Llbbey-O-Ford Liggett ft Myers B. Liquid Carbide Lorlllard Tob. Co. Monty Ward Nash Motor .. National Biscuit Co National Dairy Products National Distillers N. Y. Central North America -. Pacific Gas ft Electric . Pacifio Lighting .. Packard Motora Park Utah Penney (J. C.) ... Penn. R. R. Phillips Pet. Pub. Scr. N. J. . Pullman Co. -. Radio .... ....., Rem. Rand .. Reynolds Tob. B Sears Roebuck Shell Union . Southern Pacific ... Standard Brands . LITTLE ORPHAN 7 DOU&LB-CROSSED CY THAI WHCINUIIMva, SNIVELING) LITTLE WORM IP I BVBR OST MY HA.ND6 ON THAT 60Y, HAREit'U. UKB K CLOCK- ARbUCKB HAS OUST Trias --HOCKINC1 NErVS- ABCCONOBD WITH ALL THI MQNIV (N HIS TROSTV I CANT BELIBVt IT- WHY, I'D HAVI TRUSTED THAT MAN , WITH MY U- I PLVINO fl field- Jl Local Markets AVERAGES Company) 20 Ufs 77.1 77.0 75.2 72.9 171.8 109.3 90.3 64.3 111.0 61.8 208.9 02.1 60 10 II Total 88.6 88.6 86.9 59.1 123.4 112.9 93.8 77.5 78.1 86.0 144.1 10.1 Indl'e 100.1 100.3 98.4 62.4 119.8 115.1 105.0 80.1 72.S S6.1 1401 RR'S 514 61.9 60.9 30.0 86.1 114.5 54.1 41.8 89.1 11.1 106.1 10.1 60.0 10 20 20 10 Indl'e RR's Ut's Total 83.8 90.0 90.6 88.1 83.9 90.0 90.4 88.1 83.2 89.3 89.7 87.4 62.0 68.6 74.3 64.1 86.0 . 99.7 100.6 95.1 83.9 90.0 90.6 88.1 72.8 74.1 77.1 74.8 71 3 78.( 86.1 78.1 63.1 47.4 70.1 S7.S 10.4 105.7 101.6 18.7 42 8 68.1 10.1 IIS (1116 Average Equals 100) - Standard Oil California Standard Oil N. 1. Studebaker ...... Texaa Corp. 36! 46) 6! 271 7) 461 132 25) f) 161 251 52) 41 641 Trans-America Union Carbide Union Pacifio . United Aircraft United Corp. United Gas Imp. . u. B., Rubber U. 8. Steel Western Elec. ft Mfg. Woolworth ......... Closing curb quotations: Cltiea Service 1 Elec. Bond ft Shares 171 Swift ft Co. 1041 Portland Livestock PORTLAND, April 21 () Cattle: 2510, calves 265 for .week. Prices in general wert wtak to 25o lower, with tht market finally turning active and steady at the lower range; ateers topped $6.10-8.25; bulk $5.00 5.65 tor grain fed; short fed $4.00-4.76; belters $4.00-5.25; beef cows $3.00-3.75; ' bulls $3.60-4.00; good to choice veal ers $5.50-7.00; common to me dium $3.50-5.00. Hogs: 4530 for week. Trade was under pressure trom tht opening, closing the week with a loss ot 36-60c; early top light butchers $8.76; bulk $3.25-3.50; packing sows $2.60-2.76; feeder pigs $3.00-3.25. Sheep: 8930 for week. Trade in spring lambs waa depressed with a slow demand and prices off 60c; demand Improved later In week with sales to $8.60; me dium grass lamba $6.50-7.50; good to choice shorn $7.00-7.60; bulk grassy stock $6.00-6.60; yearling and aged wethers $3.50 6.60 with, shorn ewes $1.00-3.00, and wool sorts $4.00. PORTLAND GRAIN CLOSING PORTLAND, April 21, (AP) Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Close May 64 66 64 66 July 64 66 84 66 Sept. 64 66 84 H 85 Cash: Big Bend Bluestem 67; dark hard winter 12 pet 71 H; Do 11 pet 6614; soft white, western wblte, hard winter, nor thern spring and western red 65. Oats: No. 2 white $18.00. Corn: No. 1 E. yellow $23.00. Mlllrun etandard $15.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat 62; barley 3; flour 10; oata 1. Vienna, Austria, operates its own apartment houses, having 64,000 such houses for more than 200,000 workers. . The trained seals of our cir cuses are not seala; they are aea Hons. ANNIE ME RECEIVED I NO A"l T8LLINQ WHBRB HB .HEADED FOR- HB LEFT IN A SPECIAL PLANE- I TRACED I HIM TO ft tub a 1. CATTLE STEADY Oil Tf SO. SAN FRANCISCO, April , iwrj nu,i nuof. uuua cholct ,116-210 lb, bntohsrs quot ed around $8.75 to poaslbly $4 paoklng sows eligible $2.75 to possibly $3. Late- Thursday, load 188 lb. butchers $4, sorted half $3.50, averaging $3.75 (sw local-ted truck-ins $3.50. Cattlt: . 115, Including 10 holdovers. Active, all classes, steady to strong, dairy type cows recovering Monday's . de cline on that basis; car good 1186 lb. ted Utah ateers $6.86; load good 967 lb, holdover ltd California $6.60; 40 head 987 lb. local tods $5.76; top-good under 1100 lb (ed steers and yearlings eligible possibly, $6; car 800 lb. belferlab graet cows 13.50. Odd head $3, cutttrs $2-$2.60; good fed range cows eligible $3.75-$4, posalbly above; . good bulls quoted to 4, . Calves: 60. Vealers steady;, calves 60c lower; good 196 lb.' vealers $7, good eholoe eligible $7.50; medium $4.50-16.60; K00d 808 lb. clival SR. SO. tm cull-common $2.60. - Sheep: None. M;d!um-good spring lambs nominally quoted around $7.75-$8.26, poaalbly $8.60. , ; , Portland Produce PORTLAND, April 11, (P) Butter, prints. "A'' grade, 2 So per lb.; parchment wrappers, car tons, 24c; quantity purchases, le per lb. less; "B" grade, parch ment wrappers, 22c; cartons, lie per lb. Butterfat: Portland delivery: A grade 20c lb.; B. grade, 10c; O grade 16c; Farmer's door deliv ery, ISo per lb. . Eggs: Paciras Poultry Produ cers' selling prices: Overslse, lie. Fresh extraa, 17c; standards, 16o; mediums 15c dosen (cartons li higher). Buying price ot whole salers: Fresh specials, 17o; ex tras 14c; firsts 14c; mediums 16c; pullets 12c; ondergradeg 10a dosen. - . Cheese: 92 score, Oregon trip lets. 1014c: lost. Utto lb.: brok- ers will pay Me below quotations. Milk: Contract price 4 pet, Portland delivery, $1.96 ewt: B grade eream 17 He lb. Country meats: Selling price to retailers: country killed hogs, best botchers, nnder 50 lbs., 8 Ho to lc; vealers, 80-100 lbs., Slo to 9e lb.; light and thin. So to le lb; heavy calves, 6 to 8s lb; year ling lambs, 14c to 16c; spring lambs, 14o to 16a per lb.; eanner cows, 1 to 4o lb.; cotter eows, 5 to 6o lb; bulls 6 Mi to le lb. Mohair: . 1934 buying price, 18o per lb. Cascara bark: Buying prl-. 1934 peel, m to So lb. uopa, ivda ciuaiers, sua io sea per lb.; fuggles, 40a per lb. Lire poultry: Portland, deliv ery, oolored fowls, 14o to 16o; Leghorn lie to 12c; broilers, 14o to iso; stags, go; rosier, '-. re kin ducks, 12c; col d lCj; geese lOe lb. Onions: Oregon, $1.15 to 11.10 cental. . Potatoes: Local white and red, $1.10 to $1.16 cental; Yakima, $1.25 to $1.86; Deschutes, $1.10 to $1.35; bakers, $1.6o. New potatoes Hawaii, $1.15 to $1.88 11 lb. box; Texaa Tri umphs, $1.75 to $2.25 50-lb .sack. Strawberries Fresno 10s, $1.00; Sacramento, $1.15 to $1.15 per crate. Oregon $2.00 crate. Wool 1934 clip, nominal; Willamette valley, 25 to 28o lb. Hay: Buying price from pro ducer: Alfalfa No. 1, new crop, $14 to $15; Eastern Oregon tim othy, $17, Timothy grasses, blended, $15: oats, $17.50 ton; Vetch, $14; Willamette "all timothy, $15. There are a lot ot crackpot on earth who like war any kind ot war. But I'm not one of them. Ma, Gen. Smedley D. Butler. By Harold Gray TEMPTATION- THEY SAY EVERY MAN ; HAS HIS PRICE BUT POOR OLD HARE , MY TRUSTED FRIEND- TO THINK THAT HB'D GO WRONO AND LBT .. MB DOWN AT A TIME LIKE THIS- If BUT lffMA'8 RI5HTiRUB iTttMMKT 'T IN" S II vau , O" IT IS I FIGURED i umbels OUT THE WHOLE I OOINTO THINO- HB STOU MY OUTWIT ) gf PJJSSEF i. HIM- f AND I CAN T EVEN . IL- "--aaa-cT-j V- "VI .J-- 6j Tha li "''v-' jjgjajffcsxa-a-a I aJ W j