The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 21, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMay 21, 1084 THE EVENING HEKAIJ). KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Want-Ads Bring Results Phone Yours to 1 900 1 - 'W' ! Katen 1 pf word per iff fniortlon. pr nt discount on 1A adi rannlni eat w week. per ont dlicount on 20 d rannlng on mnnlh. All classified d r I'" d U both Tb Klamath News and Evening Herald. l the abort rat, appetrlng la The N'i flrsL Tiro limit for classification la lb following day' papers la 6:00 P. M. Ada desired In serted on tha tamo day aa eob milled wilt hna to run 'Too Lata to ClaaaltT." Too-Late-to-ClsssIfy ada ara put Id ons paper only at tba aama rate aa quoted above, and elaulfled (or aucceedlng Insertion. Loal and Found BTOI.KN Hurvnrd bloycla. red unit yellow trlinmllig. Howard. Call 644-W. T LOST Small white gold 17-Jcw-el lady's Waltlmm wrlut watch, black band, whlto gold lnl ner. ' Reward. News-Heruld Hog 905. m LOST Sunday, let of koyi In alligator skin conlnlnar, .Re turn Newe-Herald office, 0863 LOBT Ring of key. Kaward. 81311 8. lli. 41 Geeertl Nolle (In Entering Lnkevlow YELLOWSTONE OARACE 435 RADIO BERVICB of all klnda. Wm. Long, 1405 Lookout 8L Phono 1826J. IHI Persona I a nL-lf wal.Vtl MAHKHAT.I.. Spiritual readings dally. 1'hone 97-W-l. READINGS datiy. fill Oak Bt. 86c 144 Transportation Travel By Sft&go Shortest Routt to PORTLAND 15.90 one way SRATTLE 18.40 one- way SPOKANE $12.80 ona way MT. HOOD STAGES Via Hand and ML Rood Leara Oraybonnd Dapot at 11:10 p.m. dally, Pbon 1610. Klamath The firmi and Individuals represent ed In this Alphabetical Directory of Specialized Business and Profession al Service aro known as Klamath Falls', most reliable business men and Bicycle-. HemitlfcMnf Balloon and Used Blcycl.s. H KM BTITOHINU BUTTONS oo POOLE'BB.OYOLE SHOP SST )St wAT' Chiropractor , Hotels P. 0. LONG, i'el, 1140. THE CLARBMONT 838 N. 4th Nerve SpoclalliL lit S. Ttk. 8L All outside modern roomi. Newly decorated, new low prlere. Convalescent Horn Una tree parking lot : . . -rrr House Moving REST Llthla water, beautiful park. Furnished ciblns 13.00 Call R. B. Hidley, 811 Uguna, er woek, Oonvalescint Home, ph. 156JW. 68 Granite St., Ashland, Ore, ... Household Aid fJraai Shoppa rr MATTRESS RENOVATING TOROLER'S UPSTAIRS DRE8B AND RUO CLEANING BHUPPB. Bmirt dresses, suit! Klamath Rug and Mattraai Oo. and ooala, gtawart-Oraw Oldg. I Uiln St Phone 1817J 781 Main. 2680 . Laundry Floor Sanding . .. A men's hand laundry FLOOR BANDING AND ItEFIM; A" ,tt"nar 7llr0kn.',07n693 ISIIINQ. Phone 8CW4. 811 Klmnntli. 1 hone 753 Lonsei Garage . ., ' ' . 1 By testa. Soul San, 10-13, 8-4. ELK Oarage Opes All 7-6 Nlgbt. Storage, gna, oil, Complete Service. , Medicine Hat Shoppe dr. CHAB. w, lembry riPHTAing hat ntiiippm Bucctssor to Dr. j. J. Eminem DI.Uno8JrA.InH.UAt K'JSu ZA'VJ' So'.". PrlcoB. Dr. Bldg., T81 M.ln. jSjJ HoP'tal Painting MATERNITY OABKB 116 for . : : 1 ton days. Private room. OOT- TAQhi HOSPITAL. Souls' Sanitarium Bus Una, I blooks. Claiilfled Indea All classification ara nunv bared and appear In ou mor ion! order. Following la an alphabetical reference Hit of Ihu nior Important laailtloa tlona. Automotive ,...., It tlulltling Material! 10a 11 unlDnxa Opportunities . "4 purnlalitd Ante, to Lot... 1J Furnished Homo to Let... 14 Furnlsbta Room! to Let.. 11 F-IiibucibI SI General Notloei .,,... I Help Wanted, Mala t Holp Wanted, Female... T Livestock and Peed tl Loit and Found ........ I Miscellaneous for Utile... 10 Parsoiial ........ 4 llenl Ctitste for Sols. 11 Ileal Estate for Lene. IB jloal Kslalo Wanted.. 11. iioom ana nosra nituntlani Wanted Hwaps To Kxcunngo Wantod Mlscatlanaoua.. 13 ( 2Ua 1KB 31 'fLJfo-'P yytwted. M ale MAN WANT 111) to supply cus toniiTH with fumotis VViitklns Products In Kliiliinth Kill In. llimliiiins established, on nil n km nvitruKO $25 weekly, pny sttirls Immi'illntuly. Write J. It. Will kliiN Company, 4523 Ilollls HI., Ouklund, Cullf. got COUPLE AROUND 40 to work III scrvlrn motion and auto court, (00 a month mid npurt niiiiit to start. Mull mum he liuiuly, nll-iiroiind in an. Ituily's Service Minion, Alturus, Cullf. SOD WANTED Small sawmill to cut lumber by contract. W. 11. Kilts, Uprugue Hirer, Org. 303 7 Help Wanted, Female WANTED Girl for general housework, ltuforences. I'honit 140. 8117 8 Educational SUMMER BCHOOL for grids piilills. Mrs. Halfarty. 1'hone 33111. 813 t Situations Wanted UNENCUMBERED woman wish es work as ' housekonpor or cook. 333 Commercial. 303 YOUNO MAN wants to mow lawns and tig gardens. Call at 403 Mich. Are. 0237 WANTED Work aa waitress, 1'hone 1715. u0 II Furnished Rooms, SLEEPING ROOMS Close In. 1148 Pino. 3337 LA RUB front room. 187 8. 7th 455 12 Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM Mrs. Menke, 335 N. 6th. 867 GOOD BOARD AND ROOM 621 Oik. 468 13 Furnished Apartmenta MODERN Furnished apartment. Hot Springs, 1330 Erie 81. 308 THREE ROOM furnlthod or partly furnished Apt. Electric range, Frldlguiro, newly deco rated. Adulta only. Garage. Call J77-W. 01 FURNISHED apartments, cabins. Including gas, electric wushcr, ' 419 North lOtb. 837 CLEAN apartments, bith, sloop lug porch, garage, 121.60. Phone 1876M. 838 REX ARMS Btesm beat, $11.60 P. AROAPB APAKTMBNTB 120 up. Plasty beat. gang. 1168 Business Directory women. You will find them ready to serve you promptly, economically and efficiently. For your own satis faction, use this handy guide to the services they offer. and DECORATING. EHllmatei on any Job, Inrge or imnll. UUKAI.ITH UlliUUllA 1 INU UU. 611 Klamath. Phone 288 14 Furnished Houses NICELY furnished five room hiiitsn for suiiiniar mouths. 884 Klilnrudi). 700 TWO ROOM furnished house, with sliuwnr, Largo screen porch. Adults only. Inquire 737 Alameda. 900 DUPLEX Near blgb school. I'hiino 1116. 840 1 7a Real Estate Wanted WANTKI) A small ranch equip ped, a lion I 80 or 100 ncns. Must b spud lunil. News-llur-nlil. bos 8U3. 863 19 Automotive FOR BALK Cheap Riley over head and Wlnfleld rnrhurotnr for Modul A Ford. Phone 16-F-S. 46 loa To Exchange WILL TAKR used cars In trad for bouses, lota or acreage. H. K. HAUUEK. 1330 Main 20 Micellanoua For ..Sale FOR SALE filiuls, finest, large size limned varlellcs, 60c doz.; dahlias, 31.00 dor..: nsti-rs, 26c ilnz. Kutra early enhbage plants, 50c hundred. Also po eiiuliil and aiinuul flowers. I'huliu 362-J-2. LAKEHIIUKK OARDKN8 NURHKRY FIR BAWDUHT CHEAP. Call liny llolii'os, 106. 0860 UKKR COOLER For Bale. Com bination two keg draUKht and luo hottlo mochnnlcally ro frlgcrntod Super-Cold, rcpoi- . iescd. Priced for quick snlo. Write or phone to ilrownlo's Radio Shop, Grants Pom. Oregon. Phone 56. 0858 ROOT DEER barrel and carbona lor, nlmoHt now. t.'iO, Iro box, 10. Bholt tc LodKO, Merrill. 0831 FIR SLA II WOOD, 31.00 per cord. Call Ray Holmes, 106. 0850 FOR BALE Pay casb and pay loss for your seed grain. Red and whlto oats. Atlni and Wis consin 38 barloy. LlBknr llros.. Mulln. Ore. 336 FOR SALE Large concert plnno, flno tone, speclully sillied for hall. Cosh or torms, $160. 703 Lincoln. 301 FOR BALE Very fine St. Ber nard dog, cbeap. Phone 639. 21 Wanted Miscellaneous CASH PAID for used furniture, stoves ii ml ranges. O. L. llom bree, 223 8. 6th. Phono 631-J - 864 CASH PAID for potatoes, any amount. Wrlto or Wire: E. O'HREIN. 920 Oak St.. Oakland, Calif. WOOL AND PELTS WANTED Why send sway on' consign ment whon cash Is walling for you? Our trucks will cull and pick up your Pelts, Hides, Wool, Junk. Used wool sacks for sale. Honest dealing! our motto. M & S BAG CO. Same plnco since 1929, 634 Mnrkot Ht Phone I939W 12 Livestock and Feed FOR SALE OR TRADE Two Jersey cows, R. II. Bunnell, Klamath Falls Auto Cp. So. 6th. 0 6 ' 2 22a Poultry For Sale BABY CH1X Reds, $9 a hun dred: Whlto Leghorns, $8 a hundred. Parcel post prepaid. Compliance certificate No, 9839. Charles L. Good, boi 350, Eugene, Ore. 2024 Painting PAINTINO. Paperbanglng and Kalsomlnlng. Let J. R. Ropor entlmnta your work. Pbone 368-W. 3020 Tailoring Bulla tailored In our shop by ex port tailors. Fine Woolens Lat est Btyles Prices night. Satisfac tion guaranteed. ORRE3 TAIL ORS. 419 Main St. Transfer i mttitm Cm m t n.,ilr It. ..... fn. go. Local, Long Distance Day or Night Pbona 86J5. Turkish Bath Mnssnge, Oolonlo Irrigation. Reg Istered Nome. 117 Bo. Seventh Typewriter Typewriters Adding Machines Sales Servlco Rentals Faotori Agent 'tor . Royal. Oregon Equipment Co. Pb. 8067 Used Furniture OASH PAID tor used furniture, stoves and ronges. G. L. Hem bree, 288 8. 0th. Phone 691J. Watch Repairing 8. J, CARLISLE, Jeweler Expert Watch A Jewelry Repair. Wood FIR AND PINE Bob Brown. 2432 Whlto. Phone 13 DIR. 22a Poultry For Sale . MAY AND JUNE PRICES 18.00 Per 102 Prepaid WHITE LE'MIOItNH, II It O W N LEGHORN'S, IIAR1IEI) ROCKS, REUS, BLACK MINORCAH. Flocks tested for piillorum by stained snllgen method under our pTHonal supervision. Code No. 2878. OAKLAND HATCHERY, Orlund, Cullf. 817 ORDER Magulr chicks now. Barred Plymouth Rocks, R. I Reds and White Leghorns. Quality unsurpassed State collego O. W. D. tested. Lead ing laying strains, $9100 prepaid. Compliance Certifi cate No. 2934. Magnlre Elec trlo Hatchery. 2416 N. E. Oregon itraet, Portland. Ore. OA It RETT BROS. MATCH ERY For White Leghorn Chlcka From selected bens and Brownoll eockerols with dams' trapnasl record! of 250 to 326. May chicks, 9c each delivered. 100 per cent strong, live chicks guaranteed, BOX 183, GRANTS PASS, ORE. Compline, Certificate 7666. 23 Financial 3AVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest ratee and easiest terms Investigate and be convinced. MOTUR INVESTMENT CO. 108 Bo. 7th.- Pb. 114! 3tate License M-10 Work for Necessities MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes to care- for children afternoons and evenings. Can glv best references. Pbone 502J, 864 WILL PAINT and decorate store In exchange for groceries. Call at 116 8. 11th. PIANO LESSONS taught by young teacher with 2 years' experionce, In exchange for any commodities. Pbona 918J. 610 Portland Produce PORTLAND, May 21. (AP) Butter Prints, A grade, 23c; parchment wrapper, cartons, 24c; quantity purchases, He lb. less: B grade parchment wrappers, 21 He; cartons 22c. Butterfnt Portland delivery, A grade delivered at least twice weekly,- 20-21c; country roufes, 17-18o lb.; B grade or delivery fower than twice weekly. Fort land, 18-19c; country routes, 16-16r; C grade at mnrknt. Eggs Pacific Poultry Produc ers' selling price: Overelre. 19c; fresh extras, 17c; standards, 15c; mediums 15c doien, (cartons 1 cent higher). Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh Bpecluls, 17c; extra, 15c; extra mediums 14c; medium firsts, 11c; pullets 11c: undergrade!, 11c dozen. Hops 1938 clusters, 21-26c lb.; fuggles, 36-37c lb. New potatoes Shatter white, $2.00-2.25; Garnet, $1.40. Strawberries Oregon, 24s, Gold Dollar, $1.00; Improved Oregon, $1.10-1.25 crate. James Ricknrd of Plattevllle, Wis., preparing to make a left turn, stuck out bis hind. A machine approaching from the rear struck his arm and broke It Educator HORIZONTAL ITho educator In the picture, Virginia . 11 South Carolina 1 3 To ttiandor. 14 Music drama lS Sportsman's halloo. 17 Social Insect. 15 To pardon. 20 Lubricant 21 Northeast 23 Homcllko. 23 Low lido. 25 Chaos. Answer te 5Sf 26 Lawyer's charge. 27 To tear stitches. 89 Extols. 31 To clean with a brush. 38 Too. 34 Unless. 88 Finale. 87 Coal box. 88 One who Inherits. 39 Performs, 41 To accomplish, 43 Restaurant. 45 Automobiles. 47 Whirlwind. 49 Wing. 61 In what college Is she? 63 Every. 61 What Is her omcial tltlof 16 To breathe loudly In sleep. 67 Verbal, 58 Bone. 69 Actors. VERTICAL 1 Grnnulntod. BpUJDe EEE yet r r" sr s" l 7 st" " " is i& f5 17 sstr f& ;,p?rv---l--P j&gp Pp n jr wrOTTJr "-ssirte" tItH 1111 H 11 L National and ADVANCES IN CHEESE PRICE SEEN MONDAY PORTLAND, May 21. (AP) Advancing tendency In cheese prices continued the main factor in the trade of the east, accord ing to the weekly surrey of tha Journal. Higher prices were gen erally forced In the eastern mar kets, both exchanges at Plymnuth advancing e 111. for the late scsnlon with a rather keen de mand for all offerings. Btrength of the cheese trade at eastern points and at least steadiness In the local position, suggested the continued dry weather In the chief producing sections of the territory east of the Rockies. Hereafter the Produca Ex change will hold Its meeting Sat urday morning Instead of Friday afternoon. Present prices on extra butter are out of Una with a greater spread on the exchange than on the open market. Rather strong trading tone was showing for eggs here but with out price changes. Receipts eon tinned to decrease while demand was well maintained at all coast points. Demand for live chickens of all sorts was good despite the ronewed attempt on the Produce Exchange to force a lower price In some lines. There was an actual shortage- In the lines sug gested for lower prices. Strawberry prices were firm with a short aupply comparable with demand. Local shipping call was good. Quality .was generally good. Market for green peas has started climbing here with in mnnd somewhat In excess of sup ply for the week's opening. 8ales were made by jobbers to 4 14 -6c lb. For the week's opening there waa no change In value on coun try killed meats. Veal Joined other commodities In showing at least a steady tone at late pre vailing prices. A well held deal wai showing for asparagus with late advanced prices generally maintained. Hhlpping call remained favorable and prices reflected .this. Tomatoes 1n large supply and only bcit stuff held steady. All citrus fruits were firmer to higher. Cantaloupe market was strong to higher again. Whit potatoes continued to overtop garnets in price. Borne plums In crates were be ing offered $4 for four baskets. Rhubarb getting : scarce and prices firmer. Cabbage waa steady to firmer and higher In spots. Loganberries and ' raspberries about steady. Early cherries continued with lack of demand. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, May 21. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) New fleece wools appeared a little steadier aa late reports Indicated It had become difficult to buy In the country at the recent low pricea offered and that occasionally prices slighty higher than recent lows bad been paid. Estimated receipts of domestic wool here reported to the Boston Grain and Flour Exchange dur ing the week ' ending May 19 amounted to 1,826,600 pounds compared with 1,201,200 tba previous ween. Previous Pmale University. 16 Hawaiian bird. 18 Enemies. 19 Organs of hearing. 22 Pertaining te pleasure. 24 Informal out- deor parties. 26 Friction match. 28 To publish. ' 30 Moripdln dye. 32 You and me. 36 Yellowish gray 37 Poet. , 38 Cavities. 40 Pertaining te the ran. 41 Part et a Bed- estal base. 43 Swift. 44 Sea eagle. 45 Light wagon. 46 Region. 43 Measure ot 2 Tertiary formation. 3 Upright shaft. 4 Doctor ot Medicine, 6 Chamber. 6 Nimble. 7 Limb. 8 Ireland. 8 Edge ot a roof. Cloth. 10 Corpse. 11 Lower part . of the log. 60 Lava. 52 Neither. 53 Form ot d." 55 Northeast 12 Her college la part of 67 Upon. STOCK (Copyright 1114, Standard Btatlstloa Monday Previous day Week ago Year ago ........ Three year ago , 8even year ago , High, 1914 . Low, 1894 High, 1981 Low, 1981 High. 1131 f an.. (lilt Averat Equals 100) BOND AVERAGES (Copyright 1114, Standard Statistics Company) A . Monday . Previous Oay Wek ago ... Year ago Three year ago High. 1184 Low, 1134 High, till Low, lilt High. 1111 Low. 1111 (1111 Aver Equal 100) Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK, May 21, P Stock did little hut mark time today In the dullest full session of the past several year. The metals and a few specialties at tracted moderate following!, taut the list, aa a whole, followed an extremely restricted range. The close was mildly Irregular. Transfers approximated only 880,000 shares. Today's closing prices Air Reduction - Alaska Juneau Al. Chem. ft Dye American Can Am. Coml. Alcohol Am. For. Power American Pow. ft Lt. 15 191 134 . 95 36 81 7. 42, 116 71 151 65 25 23 159 361 24 13i 311 61i 17, 40, 131 231 75 65 31 841 861 22 20 121 331 10J 20 370 331 371 121 481 201 SOI 94 2S1 251 171 35 17 251 American Smelt. & Ret. A. T. ft T. American Tob. B Anaconda Copper . Atchlfon T. ft 8. F. Atlantic Refining Baltimore ft Ohio Bendix Aviation ..... Bethlehem Steel Borden Co Burr. Add. Machine California Pack Case (J. I.) Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler Motor Col. Gas ft Electric . Commercial Solvent . Continental Can Corn Products ..,.wk Curtis Wright .... Dupont ft De N. Eastman Kodak Else trio Auto Lt 1 General Electric General Food . General Motors Gillette Rasor . Gold Dust Homes take Mining International Harvester International Nickel .. I. T. ft T. Johni Manville Kennecott Con. Cop. Llbbey-O-Ford Liggett ft Myers B Liquid Csrbide Monty Ward Nash Motor National Biscuit Co. ... National Dairy Products National Distillers N. Y. Central North America 29 161 , 17 ...311 4 Pacific Gas ft Elec Pacific Lighting Packard Motor . Park Utah 61 681 811 181 86 60 Penney (J. C.) Penn R. R. Phillips Pet Pub. Ser. N. J Pullman Co.. Radio . Rem. Sand. . 71 -' 91 . 43, - 421 . 81 . 221 201 . 32) . 48 Reynolds Tob. B Sears Roebuck ..... Shell Union Southern Pacific Standard Brands ..... Standard Oil California Standard Oil N. J LITTLE ORPHAN JUOGH CO 04 ALLOWS HIM TO S6.Y MY OBJECTIONS) ARB CUkTUv BuKUf Wrv ARt CUtTTLY L OW7-TTiLZ t?AR AWAY, WE SEE 4.Z.HARE, DRIVEN RAVING MAD BY THE BURUING OK HIS STOLEN PORTOttt gCREAMINd WILDLY AND ., BABBLING INCOHIREMTLY- jvuLwiwria j llr I I TELL RICH- Local Markets AVERAGES Company) . It Ill's 87.1 67.4 16.1 84.8 157.7 113.8 90.8 14.1 111. 11.1 108.1 ft 10 It Tots I 11.4 71.0 76.0 18.7 110.1 116.7 83.8 74.8 Tl.l lit 114.1 10.1 Indl' 88. 88.4 88.1 71.7 106.8 119.4 105.0 85.0 Tl.l It.l 140 I RR'I ' 46.0 45.0 43.0 87.4 76.7 116.8 84.8 41.8 ll.t 18.1 106.1 10 10.1 tl.l New 1914 low. It . It It It Indl'a RR' Pf Total 83.4 87.1 It.l 11.1 83. 5 87.0 89.2 86.2 81.8 84.8 88.4 86.0 69.8 . 70.6 80.1 73.4 84.6 99.3 100.4 94.7 83.9 90.0 90.8 88.1 71.8 74.1 77.1 74.8 711 71.4 fl.l 71.1 lit HA 71.1 IT. tt.4 106.T 101,1 11.7 tl.l 11.1 It.l ll.t Stndebaker Co. 51 24 6 38 122 21 61 . 151 191 , 431 331 601 29 151 103 Texas Corp. . Trana-Amerlea . Union Carbide Union Pacific . United Aircraft United Corn. . united Oas Imp. U. 8. Rubber U. 8. Bteel West. Elee. ft Mr. Woolworth Co Cities Service Electric Bond ft Shares Swift ft Co. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. May 11. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs, 26, 000: slow, weak to 10c lower; 180-250 lbs. largely $3.60-66, top $3.70; packing sows, $1.78- $3.00; smooth light weights $3 upward. Cattle: 12,000: fairly active. all grade fed steer and year ling steady to strong with some sales 10-16c higher on medium to good light offerings; practic ally nothing doing in stockers and feeders; best weighty steers $9.00; medium weights $8.75; heifers $6.86: bulk $5.60-6.60: top sausage bulls $3.25; outside on vealers $6.50; most light of ferings 15.50 down. Sheep: 1,000; fat lambs active strong to 15o higher; clipped of. ferings upward to $8.60: one load woolsklns $9.75; other daises little changed; springers upward to $10.76; shorn w 13.00. Klamath Profits By Court Arguments Klamath Falls saved consider able time and money by Joining wun Baser m tne esse recently ar gued before the supreme court testing the validity ot nronosed city bond ksaes, according to T. K. uiuenwaters, wno presented a report to toe local armory com mittee Friday. GUIeawaters stated that the court' mandate making legal the issue ot bond nnder the tlv pr cent limitation jor th city of Baker settled the question of the Klamath Falls bonds si well, since be had Joined In the presentation of the case. The supreme court mandate will be forwarded to Wsshinttoa, D. C. in the near future, and It la expected that authority to print the bonds and advertise for bids for armory construction will fol low soon after the decision Is re ceived, aeording to member of the committee. Lack and Slmpllco Godlna. Bl- auto driver' license. la Amer ica, the twin on the left drives, while in foreign countries where cars are rlgbtlhanded, the other twin drives. ANNIE THIS ONE MAM OU3LED MILLIONS Of DOLLARS WHILE MILLIONS wuwea 1 Hnm B UAn UOT EVFJU I SHAU. PROVfJ TO YOO THAT WARBUCKS GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY DEFRAUP CAftAMBA! CRAZY AS tea d ui -nr OF CONSPIRACY TOmTf tffA J f JUMPING BEAN He NOT BJVEN KNOW ZC l OWN ' NAME" VOU I'M VOU CAN'T LOCK MB UP. HAHA!i HAI HA! Hit l7M A MILLIOMAIRI f uiniirl Illllll llllllj mil (cLANOf RtHKOADE. IS OUT Of CIHCOLSfTTON 8KIMK WITHOOT A TttAft. M Ht ttOMt. FORtVBW.9 YIIAE WILL TELL" ON W IRT CHICAGO, May II. (AP) Despite drought and heat ovw a major part ot the domestic grain belt, wheat prloe averaged low er today, There was as sustained follow up to buying movement, tb best of which was saoiat4 with definite word that President Rooiivilt'i silver message would be forthcoming tomorrow. A ra on for lack of continued aggres sive buying wis talk In son quarter that the demestlo carry over ot wheat July 1 promised to total as muoh a 150,000,000 bushels. Wheat closed nnatabl at about the day' low point, under Saturday' finish, July IIVs-. corn H-ftdown, oats unchanged to higher, and provisions no- changed to a fse ot 10 cants. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, May II. (AP) Cattle: 8000; trading musd. 16-160 lower on grain fed end 26s on grassers; steers, good common and medium, $9.60-6.16; heifers, cenraon .and medium. $8.15-6.00; cows, good, common and medium, $2.76-4.26) low cutter and cutter, 11.76-1.75; bulls, good and choice, $3.10 4.00j cutter, common and med ium, 12.75-2.60; vealers, good and choice, $4.60-5.60; call. common and medium, $1.00-4.00 calves, good and choice, $3,60- 4.00; common and medium, $2 $8.60. Hog: 1700: 10a higher: light weight, good and choice, 18.15- 4.10; medium weight, good and choice, $s.0-4,10; heavyweight, good and choice, $8,10-1,76; packing lows, medium and good $2.40-3.10; !eder and . itooker pigs, good - and choice, $8.25. $8.50. Sheep: 1500; 25o tower; spring ism os, good l7.76-8.ooi medium, $4.60-7.76; yearling wethers, $4.76-6.00; ewe, good and ohoiee, $2.21-3.00; common and mcaium, .Ta-$l.50, Park Landscaping Plans Drawn Up Plan for the landscaping on the ground of the old high school property at the top ot th fifth! street hill are being drawn te by uiij engineer a. too ma. 1 These plans call for a plan of sloping terraces, concrete walks! and seats located In aueh a man-i ner that park visitor may appre-i oiaie ine une view from tne parxJ Shrubbery and grass plots, andf a series of steps from on slop to another are tnoluded la thai final plan for the park. PORTLAND ORAIJf TABIJt PORTLAND, Hay tl. Wj-J. liram: Wheat: Open High Low . ClosJ May T4 74 74 1 July 714 71 714 71 W Bpt 73 714 72 71 Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 73 ; dark hard winter, II pet., 78 Hi do 11 pet. 73 U 1 soft white, wast era white, nsrd winter, northern spring ana western rea, vs. Oats: No. I white, 180.00. Corn: No- 1 E. yellow, $21.00 Mlllrun standard, $14.50. Today's ear receipts: Wheat II: barley, 2: flonr, 4: corn, 1, and oats, 1. A Place to Livtj With apartments and homes la Klamath Falls filling up as qntekly as they are, it's reach ing the point where a man doesn't know which way to look for a plac to live, unless he has direction. It yen have a vacancy, yen can give aim these directions through the columns of th News-Herald Clssslfled, and o save him Mm and temper. And be will be yonr tenant By Harold Gray; QMS DOLLAR.. TWELVE GENTLEMEN . ZB LIS. HAJtS. THt Tl j Sf MAMV o-t4SrtAT I 1 oooa- n THisnaH MOT ONA COMB f) OUT- MTJf II