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Newspaper Page TextOctober 21, 1935 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Want-Ads Bring Results Phone Yours to 1900 Si! Oi Rate 3' per word per day's C lueerlloa. per etnt discount os U ads running ea weoh. OA v" MDt dlK0'"lt 01 aU li running on month. All classified ads are Insert Ml In boll Tho Klamath Newt end Evening Herald at the above rate appearing In The Neva flret. Tim limit for elasatftcetlon In the following day's papere la 6:00 1'. M. Ala desired In aerted on the lame day ae eub milted will hate to ran "Too Late to Claaalfy." Too Late to Claaalfy ade are put In one paper only at Ilia aama rate aa quoted aboTe and classified Cor succeeding insertions. "Tost and Found LOST Leather case containing four keys, i'hnno 11I1J. louS 1004 LOHT I'alr yotlnw gold, rimmed (Imici. Rnward. Phono 1956-R 8THAVKI) On STOLEN 2 pure bred poled herefnrd half era from Lone Pine district. R tnrn to William C. Bailey. Jr., Merrill. Ore. 1194 LOHT Thursday, lady's plati num and diamond hanuetto wrist watch. Return to News Hruld. ItKwtrnl. ll General Noticae Health By Nature,. lllnoaa dlroya,appl- nom. Try our awlM to , regain health, JM, or write for free Informa tion. Dept. 3-D. C. It ICR WO Clilnrae Medical Herbs' Co., Inc., 170 8. W, MorrUon Bl., Portland, Oregon MOVING? Call 704. Loral, long distance Innured carrier; ex perienced mon. Peoples Ware house. 4 US Tranaportation SAVEI Go by But Via Bond and Mr. Hood Shortost RouIb, Lowait Farei to Northwest Poinlt One Round Way Trip Portland $5.90 $10.65 Seattle $8.40 $14.65 Spokane $12.30 $20.05 Buiaoa Lea re 11:46 Noon From The Greyhound Depot For jnformntlon Phone Cfil 6 Holp Wanted Male WANTED Young man, Indus trloua and willing to loam, aomo experience, to work In general merchandise storo. Give reference, box 170, Mor rill. 1300 Klamath The firm and Individuals represent ed In this Alphabetical Directory of Specialized Business And Profession al Sorvice are known as Klamath Falls' most reliable business men and Baths' Cabinet steam baths and massage. L, Stono Lady Assistant, 117 South 7th. Phone 1640 Commercial Printing Printing or nil kinds. SHOP ' PINO GUIDE, Pelican Theatre Bldg. Floor Sanding FLOOR SANDING AND REF1N 1SHINQ. Phone 85W4. Hemstitching HomBtltchlng, specialising in aults and ooats, . woolen samples, dressmaking. Mrs, H. M, Allan dor. (14 Walnut HEMSTITCHING HomBtitohlng, Buttons, Pleating Bolt Clasps. The Golden Rule. . : House Moving R. B. Hsdley. 1669W. Ill Lnguna. Ph. : , 690 Claitified Indei All alaailfloatloaa ara num bered and appear la numerical order. Following la aa alpha betical reference Hat of the mora Important elaaalfleatloae. Automotive , II Building Materials Ita Business Opportunlllea 14 Contract Work Wanted 1 (educational ,,, , ,..,..,.-,.. I Farm Implementi . Ita Furnlahed Apia, to Lt II Furnlehed iloajee to Let 14 Furnlahed itooma la Let .11 Financial General Notlcee .. Help Wanted, Male Help Wanted, Female Livestock aad Feed . Loal aad Foind -.- Mlioellanaoua for lale 10 Personals ,, , 4 Poultry for Bala lie Heal Batata for Bala II Ileal Ctteio for Leata II ftoal Estate Wanted -,. 17a Room and Board ,, , 11 Bltuatlona Wanted ' I Swaps ,,, ,., 0a Tranaportation a Unfornlabrd Honaea to Lei II Wanted Mlseellaoeose 11 Wanted to Beat ..... II gljklRjyanted Male MAN 'AND WIFE To rnn local coffA agency. Wpmli-rf ul op portunity to mnkii 3oo In a month. I amid everything com plete. You rink no money. Ford Siiiluu Klvi-n producers as a ' bonus. Writ Albert Mills, 7390 Monmouth, (.'lucliinall, Ohio, 1440 7 Help Wanted, female WANTKI) Woman for dlah washing. Wundor Toa Boom. 1415 AlJDUKHS envelopes at home for advertisers. Kurn 1 1 6 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Blamp - brings purtlculara, Wllaon Co., Long Reach. Calif. 1439 SPECIAL EMPLOYMENT for married womoii. IIS weekly and new Autumn drenses free representing nationally known Fashion Frorka. No canvassing. No Investment. Bend dress size. Fashion Frocks. Dept. X-3277. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1434 WANTKI) Middle-aged woman for general buuao work on ranch. Regular employment If aatlatactory. Give reforanca. Box 171. Merrill. 1389 UNUSUAL 01POItTl!NITY for 3 or 3 reliable women. Part or full time. Chnnco for advance ment on salary. Call room 311 Wlllard Hotel 1 to I. , . 1410 9 Silualtona Wanted EXPERIENCED woman wishes , homework by, hour or steady. Will euro for invalid. Itefer encea. 603 Plnm. 1313 VOI'NO WO.MA Nwlahea perma-' nent position. Experienced ste nnKrniiher and salesgirl. Iscap nblo and willing. Will atari at a nominal aalary and work hnrd If chnncs for ad rail ce ment. Nows-llarald, Box 999. EXPERIENCED youn- man wish ea farm work. Box 1113, NowB-Herald. 1193 11 Furnlahed Rooma THE CLAREMONT, 338 N. 4th, all inudern outalda rooma. Free parking lot. 4404 13 Furniahed Apartmenta VACANCY Alameda apartmenta. Corner Esplanade and Alnme du, 1000 VACANCY Arcade epartmonla. 16 ' Wanted to Rent TWENTY or mora acrea of po tato land. Wm. Fiehor, 387 lllll Drive., Qlondalo, Cali fornia. 1437 Sediment In the radiator Is heaviest Immediately after a long trip. Tliorofore, this la the boat time to drain the radiator. Business Directory women. , Yon 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. Nurseries Plant now, shrubs, roses and flotvurs for early blooming Evorgroons, fruit trees, borrles, I.akoshore Gnrdens Nursery, Mrs. W. P. Myers, 363-J-8. Palmer Chiropractor DR. ' GLEN MOORS Nottrooalomotor Analysis 825 Main Opp. Court House Pumps Byron Jackson Pumps and Borvlca J. M. Wauchope, 116 So. 11th St. Phone ,1808-J . , Real Estate If you want . to buy a house, a lot, or acresje. from one to 60 aeras, sea H,. B.. Hanger, 1330 Main fit, 'I ., Roofing EXPERT repairing and recover ing composition shingles. . Terms. Atlns Roof Co. Phone 1012.. 1400- So, 6th. , 41 . m r I I? . . C I If rieai cataie rur hid BUY NOW I Repossessed modern homea. Tolul purohaao price 1600 and up. Modern homea In all parte of the city. Part cash, balance arranged. I per cont In lores! charged on deferred balance. Marketable title and abstracts furnlahed. F. L. Weaver, Exclusive Agent, Building and Loan Association, Room 310 Wllllama Old. 166 FOR BALK Tulo lake farm, lock and equipment. New, modern house. Would consider mall acreage, Improved, near Klamath Fulla In trade. For purtlculara wrltu Box 1.195, Nws-Hirnll1. 18 Real Eatate For Lease FOR RENT OR BALK Largo grain and catllv ritucb. tree outside range. Newa-IIornld, Box 1867. 1307 19 Automotive LA SALLE 1931, 6 w. w., me tal trunk, heater, perfect con dltlon. Priced to sll, by own er. Can bo aeon at Imperial garage. 1192 FOR BALM 1927 Chevrolet coach, cheap. 830 B. 4th. 1394 FOR HALK 1220 equity In '29 Bulck roadslor for f 1 30. Phono 1CF3. 1104 20 Miacellaneous For Sale FOR BALE 31000 ill Horsefly Irrigation bonds drawing 6 per cent Inlenfst. Take 76c on dol lar. Box 36, lionanrn. 1414 LAHRADOR8, registered, good blood lines, old enough to ' atart. Reasonable. C. R. Walla, Ellensburg. Wash. 1438 FOR LEABE Potato atorage - Adama Point warehouse. C. V. Burton. Merrill, Ore. 1108 FOR BALE Outboard motor, good condition. Cheap fur - cash. City Transfer. 118 No. 1 7th.,' 1398 TULIP Bl'LBS. 15c doien. 919 Eldorado. - 13S0 FARMERS ATTENTION Used sacks for every purpose. Rea eonablo. Wo buy pells, hides, wool, for cash. M 4k 8 Bag Co.. 634 Market elseet. Phone 21C6J. . ! FOR SALE Potato storage, Henley, Malm; Abo pick-up tacit. BATTAGLIA and BURGER, 209 Williams Bldg. Phone 1405; eveningi 801. 919 FOR 8ALE 16 gauge shotgun, portable phonograph. Alao for mal dress, site 86. Phone 2081J. 1320 21 Wanted Miacjllaneoua WANTED Furnlahed house, 3 dulls, reterencea. Box 1406, News-Herald. MANAGE Apt. or hotel for wln- lor object buying. Box 1406. Nowa-ilornld. 1406 WANT "TO BUY Uaed , mimeo graph machine, good condition. Phone 1662J. 1003 PHONOGRAPH roenrds wnnter. Will pay cash. Send list of titles and makers.- Newa-Hor-ald. Box 998. 998 WANTED House trailer. In quire Vnn Camp's Central Parking Lot, Pine Street. 1393 WANTED TO BUY Calves and yonrllngs, heifers or steers. Also sows . and pigs. Phono 1167. 396 It the dashboard light dims oxtromely or goes out, when an nttcmpt is mado to start tho car battory trouble la Indicated. Stenographic Service Bureau Dictation, Typing, Mlmoogrnph Ing, Addressing, Etc Looated at Hotol Elk Swimming Swimming Instrnctor, H o t springs Nntatonum, Wesley Case, mono ii7V. 14 Upstairs Dress Shoppe TOQLER'S for 8MART TOGS. Stewart-Drew Bldg., T31 Main, Vocal Studio Toucher of Voice ARAH HOYT GRAHAM 117 No. 8th St. Phone 2238 Wood WOOD PINE AND FIR Body and Limbs. Phone 885W. FOR SALE Pine, fir body and limb wood. Phone 76W2. 896 22 Livestock and Feed 10 HEAD dairy cows. Barguln for quick sale. W. A, Kottlioff, Malln. 1417 CARLOAD lota of rangu borsea wauled for cash, alao broke horses and mules. Fred Chand ler Horse and Mule Market, Charlton, lows. 1179 FOR BALK 2100 brooding ewes, range. W. H. Cueebior,- Bonan za, Oro. 1413 FOR SALE Large threo year old Jersey bull. Tested. Geo. E. Andorson, Olone. 1103 FOR SALE Horses. W. V. WhltluU'h, Henley. 1369 22a , 'Poul try Po. Sale BIIPKR QUALITY CHICKS White Leghorns, R. I. Reds, 'Burred Plymouth Rocks. (11, 100, prupuld. Mugulre Electric Hatcliory, 1416 N. E. Oregon street, Portlund. Ore. 1484 BUPF.R QUALITY CHICKS Whlto Leghorns. R. 1. Rods, Burred Plymouth Rocks, 111, 100. Miigulra Electric Hatch ory. 1416 N. E. Oregon street, Portland, Oroifon. 904 24 Business Opportunities WANTED Partner to manage Neon sign shop. Experience not necossury. $43 a week and half profits, 950 fully secured. 316 South Riverside, Medford. 1403 FOR SALE Wholesale poultry and egg business a wonder ful opportunity. Klamath Poul try and Eggs, So. Cth. 1391 25 Money to Loan LOWEST RATES on AUTO LOANS and REFINANCING Quick, Dependable, Safe, No co-algnora No Red Tape NO HIDDEN CHARGES Let na finance your new or used ear purcbaae Motor Investment Co. 114 No. 7lh Ph. 882 Llcenae M104 Legal Notices SUMMONS Faulty No. 4013 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. STATE OF OREGON, repre senled -by and acting for and through the World War Vet erans' State Aid Commission, Plaintiff,; v. ' ' Louis K. Porter and Ethel O. Porter, husband and wife, ' The American National Hank of Klamath Falls, Oregon, a corporation. The General Sand and Gravel Company, a cor poration, Klamath Commercial Service Inc., a corporation. The Klamath Development Company, a corporation, Jack Mosslo, and William W. War ren and Martha Helen Warren, Defendants. TO: Klamath Commercial Ser vice Inc.. a corporation. Jack Mnssle, William W. Warren and Martha Helen Warren, Defend ants: IN ' THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You, and each of you, are hereby requir ed to nppoar and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before tho 21st- day of October, 1936, that being the last day of tho tlmo allowed under the order for publication of this Summons; If you fall so to ap pear and nnawor, for want thereof, plaintiff , will apply to the Court tor the rollef prayed for In Its oomplaint, to-wit: For Judgment against tho defendants Louis K. Porter and Ethel G. Porter for the sum of 12596.42, with inter est at 4 from July 28, 1931, until paid; the sum of 324.00, . ' with ! Interest at 6 from August 30, 1933, until paid; the sum of 1266.00 attorney's foes, and for costs .and dis bursements; That . plaintiff's mortgage upon that certain real prop erty doscribod as: Lots Ono (1) C, Two (2) A and Two (2) 1). Block three (3), Railroad Addi tion to the City of Klamath Fulls, County of Klamath, State of Oregon, be declared prior in time and superior in right to the Interest of each and all 'of the defend ants herein and any one claim ing by, through or under them, or anv of them: that said mort gage be foreclosed and that the defendants, and encb or mom, be foreclosed of their respective Interest, rights, equities, claims or title In and to the real prop erty; that said property he sold by the Sheriff of Klamuth Coun ty, Oregon,-and thnt the Sheriff filace the purchasor thereof In mmediate possession; That the plaintiff have Judg ment against defendants Louis K. Portor and Ethel G. Porter for any deficiency after the ap plication of the proceeds of the sulo as aforesaid; That all right, title, claim or lntorest of the defendants, or any of them,., adverse, to the plaintiff, save and except the statutory right of redemption, be .forever , barred and foreclos ed; and ' I For such othor and further roller as to the Court may seem Just aud equitable. you i by publication thereof In the, ' Evening Herald, a dally newspaper 1 printed, published and oh dilated in Klamath Falls, Klamath , .County, Oregon, by order of the Honorable Edward !). Aflliurst, J lid go of the above entitled court, entered on the Hist any oi sepiemDer, iau, which order reaulres that this summons be published once a week tor four successive weekB, the first publication thoroot be- National and ISGHUTE3 SPUDS SHORT IN QUALITY PORTLAND, Oct. 21. Ad vances wero forced In the entire domestic cheese price during the last week. Tho advances were generally '& to la,, pound, the greatest rises being shown as a rule In the western-sector. .. Trading In the butter market Is showing price advances with all cube prices higher, for the luto session of the produce ex change. The sdvance of lc pound In the buying price on butterfat followed. ' '. Actuul shortage of good dual ity largo eggs Is Influencing the price upward locally as well as In the markets of . the country generally. The supply of me diums Is gaining but pullets are decreasing. Demand for live chickens re mained good and prices in gen eral, continued to be maintained. There were only moderate offer ings aside from springers which are aomewhat better than other lines. While only fraction! change Is suggested in the market for coun- try-klllod calvea Insofar as price Is concerned, there waa a trifle easier tone with more offerings recently shown. Other lines were steady. Generally steady tone was con tinued here for potatoes although no real snap to the buying by retailors was suggested. Arrivals of Deschutes to date have shown very disappointing quality. Apples in heavy supply were selling at extremely low prices. t.rape market was generally firmer to higher, Including Con corde. Oranges were up about a dime a case. , . Arizona grapefruit was due for the first time this season and nominally priced 63.75 for 80s. Sweet potatoes -were higher; with California growers together and naming a minimum price. Balea of walnuts in Portland were practically nominal as a result of the trade fight and shaded values. Some rather good southern Oregon casabaa were being offer ed around 2c pound. Cauliflower market was a trifle easier locally and for carlots, 1 Portland Produce . PORTLAND, Oct, 21. (ff) Butter Prints, A grade. 33HC lb. In parchment wrapper, 24 He lb. In cartons; B grade, parch ment wrapped, S2c lb.; cartons, 33 &c lb. .. ; Buttorfat Portland delivery: A grade deliveries at least twice weekly, 33-34c lb.; country routes, 3 1-3 4c lb.; B grade, de liveries less than twice weekly, 32-33c lb.; C grade, at market. B grade cream for bottling Buying price, butterfat basis, 65c lb. Eggs Buying price of whole salers: Fresh specials, 33-34c; extras, 82c; standards, 27c; ex tra medium, 23c; do medium firsts, 20c; undergrade, ISc; pul lets, 15c dozen. . Cheese Oregon triplets 16o; Oregon loaf, 17c; brokers will lny Me below quotations. - Milk A grade, Portland de livery. 52 ,c lb. butterfat basis for 4 per cent. Country Meati Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, Legal Notices lng on the 23rd day -of Septem ber, 1936, and the lost on the 21st dnv of October, 1935. GILX.EN WATERS, VAN VACTOR & SISEMORE. By D. E. Van Vactor, Attorneys for plaintiff, 205 Odd Fellows Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 301 Sept. 23.30.Oct, 7.14.21 This Curious ALL. CAMELS DO NOT HAVE humps GUANACO, OF SO. AMERICA IS ONE OF SEVERAL. HUMPUESS CAMELS. " SOrv ' BUTTERFLIES . ARE TRANSPARENT, THUS " ' BLENDING- .. CONSTANT ', WITH THEIR ' .SURROUNDINGS. 6 tais by nca STOCK AVERAGES Complltd by the Asiooiatad Press Monday .... Previous Day Month Ago Year Ago , 1936 High . 1936 Low . 1984 High 1934 Low New 1935 high. BOND AVERAGES Compiled by the Associated Pleas Monday previous Day . Month Ago .. Year Ago 1935 High - 1936 Low 1934 High 1934 Low best butchers under 150 lbs., 16- 1614c lb,; vealers, No. 1, 13 13 Vic lb,; light and thin. 8-10c lb.; heavy, 7-9c lb.; cutter cows, 6-7c lb.; canners, 414-514C lb.; bulls, 7'4-8c lb.; lambs, 15-1 6c lb.- medium, lo-l 3c lb.; ewes, 4-7c lb. -( Mohair Nominal buying price, 20c lb. Cascara Bark Buying price, 1935 peel. 214c lb. Hops Nominal; clusters, 6 8 He lb. Live Poultry Portland deliv ery, buying price: Colored hens, over 614 lbs., 16-17c; under 6V4 lbs., 17-18C lb.; Leghorn hens, over 314 lbs., 14-15c lb.; under 3tt lbs., 14-15c lb.; spring, 2 lbs. and up, 16-1 7c lb.; colored spring. 3 to 314 lbs.. 16-17C lb.; over 8 lbs., 16-17C in.; roosiera. 8-9c lb.; Pekln ducks, young, 18 17c lb. Onions Walla Walla, 50-60C per 60-lb. bag; Oregon, 11.60 100 lbs. Potatoes Local, $1.00-1.05 cental; Klamath, Jl. 25-1. 30 cen tal; Deschutes. $1.20-1.25 cen tal; Yakima Netted Gems, $1.15 1.20 cental. Cantaloupes Nominal; Dlllard, $1.5 per crate; Willamette val ley, $1.25 per crate. Wool 1933 clip, nominal; Willamette valley medium, 25c lb.; coarse and braid, 23c lb.; eastern Oregon, 18-2 2c lb. Hay Buying price from pro ducers: Alfalfa, No. 1, $14.60 15.00; eastern Oregon timothy, $18- oats. $12 ton; Willamette valley timothy, $15.00-16.00; clover, $10-12 ton, Portland. Dons Score Win Over Bulldogs Sunday, 20-0 SPOKANE. Wash., Oct. 21. (P) The raiding Dons of San Fran cisco university were homeward bound today after trouncing Gon zaga's eleven, 20 to 0, Sunday in a foctball-tosslng exhibition to rival a professional Juggler's acL The Dons scored one touch down through the air and paved the nay for one other with a sensational .display of forward and lateral passing. Bacciarlnl. Peterson and Gerardln of the San Francisco backfield were the stars of the aerial show, with the former doing most of the throw ing. The vlsttora struck for two touchdowns In the second period. Puccl, fullback, plunged 11 yards for the first after a 23-yard dash by ' Bacctarlnt. Captain Blewett, tackle, place-kicked the extra point. i Backfield Losses Hurt Santa Clara SANTA 5lARA, Calif.. Oct. 21. (IP) The halfback situation at Santa Clara today was about as bad as gloomy Coach Clipper Smith could have feared. Already crippled by the loss of right halt "Patches' Thomas through a broken leg, the Bronc backfield lost Don do Rosa, regu lar half, In the California game Saturday. De Rosa dislocated his shoulder while throwing a pass, and in addition cracked a bone in 111 hand. World William Ferguson THE WORD CURFEW COMES FROM caavZE-FU . OR "COVER. FIRE," AND DATES BACK TO THE TIME WHEN EACH HOUSEHOLDER COVEiD HIS fVSE AT A "" CERTAIN TIME EVERV EVENIN3. ANCIBNT COSEG. amice ma Local Markets 10 II II 10 Inda's Ralls Utll'a Blks. 71.8 24. S 33.7 51.T 71.0 24.4 38.4 61.2 60 1 25.9 36.6 48.8 50.5 25.8 27.3 88.6 71.8 27.6 39.3 61.7 - 41.6 18.6 21.6 34.8 69.5 43.0 40.6 61.4 43.5 22.8 24.2 34.9 1 10 II II Ralls Iadn's Utll'a For. 80.8 99.9 9.80 67.4 80.7 99.7 98.0 67.2 82.5 99.2 97.2 67.1 84.5 87.4 84.2 67.6 87.8 100.0 98.7 70.4 76.4 92.2 84.5 65.5 89.4 92.9 88.9 70.0 74.5 73.7 68.2 60.2 Slock Market Quotations NEW YORK. Oct. 21, UP - Speeding motors ran away from most other contestants In todays atock market, although scattered specialties were close seconds. It was one of the most active sessions In more than a year. numerous "new highs" were re corded, with gains ranging from one to three points or so among the favorites: The close was firm. Transfers approximated 2,800,000 shares. Buying orders swamped the ticker tape early with a business of about 800,000 shares in the first hour. There was consider able profit taking, but this failed to shake the leaders to any great extent. It was observed that most rails, utilities, steels and coppers were unable to get anywhere. Economic optimism helped sen timent as well as reports from Europe and Africa that peace moves were Impending. Cheering also was the estimate of the American Iron ft Steel Institute that mill operations this -week would be 1.4 points above the rate last week, at the highest point since last February. Besides the motor equities sec tion, demand also appeared for the aircrafts, textiles and a few chemicals. ' Today's closing prices; Air Redaction 163 Alaska Juneau 141 169 1461 31i 61 71 621 141 104 20 i 47 . 221 141 241 39 161 25! 211 351 941 67 871 13 19 92 641 3 1361 161 381 351 341 6U 171 Allied Chemical ft Dye American Can American Com'l Alcohol American ft Foreign Power 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 & Ohio - Bendlx Aviation Bethlehem Steel . Boeing Air Borden Co. .. . Bnrr. Adding Machine . California Pack Case, J. L Caterpillar Tractor - Chrysler Motor Colorado Gas ft Electric Commercial Solvents Continental Can . Corn Products x Curtlss Wright Dupont & De N. Eastman Kodak ... Electric Auto Light General Electric . General Foods .j General Motors ! Gillette Razor HORIZONTAL Answer to ' 1 British official R ID AUUIO. I His title aa a peer. 13 Vegetable. 14 Work of skill. ,15 Store front tablet. 16 Insect. 17 Gaiters. 19 X. " 20 Writing fluid. 21 Lenient. 23 Heavens. 25 Northeast. 26 Amphibian. 27 Disturbance. 29 Southeast. 30 River mud. 32 Puddle. 34 Wasted. 36 Measure of area. 37 Rowing tool. 46 Frenzy. 47 Like. 49 To satiate. 61 To astonish. 53 Turkish governor. 55 Exorbitant rate of Interest 58 He Is of India, 39 Dry. 40 Sheltered place 59 His term 41 Onager. next 42 Natural power. VERTICAL 43 Ringlet . 1 Grief. 44 Myself. 2 Silly 3 Part of chain. English Statesman- ARGIERI ITIEItULIAIRIKJ Eju E g lAv" E N A 5E AH h1xltUnie Is ms Ue IdidTa L oSIa lWuERITE I AlBjO R DRAEIJ CLARK ALTBT R AlTlE SI L AMTa: 45 Spain. Bi 14 II I! I II I' II I I I' ll& l' I'1 - IrJ 75; W n 7? 77 ?T -77 y- C ) a mmm mmm saaBfsfBBBBftlaBBBBBBjsjsaaaaBBBaaaJ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Homestnke Mining 898 International Harvester ...... 698. International Nickel Ill 1. J. ft T ....... log Johns Manvllle 861 Kennecott Con. Copper 141 Llbbey-O-Ford 43 Liggett ft Myers B . . 11 61 Liquid Carbide 821 Lorillard Tob. Co 251 Monty Ward t 83 Nash Motor 18 1 National Biscuit - 82 National Dairy Product II National Distillers 831 New York Central .............. 28 North America 80 i Pacific Gaa ft Electrlo . 27 1 Paclflo Light 441 Packard Motor ... 71 Park Utah 8i Penney, J. C. 701 Penn It. R. 271 Phillips Pet 111 Public Service New Jersey 41 Pullman Co. ... .......... 331 Radio Corp ........ 81 Remington Rand .. .. 14 Reynolds Tob. B ............ 661 Sears Roebuck - 68 1 Shell Union .... 91 Southern Pacific .... 18 Standard Brands 14 Standard Oil California 84 Standard Oil New Jersey 461 Studebaker Co ... ..... 7 Texas Corp. .. ..... 22 Trans-America j...... 81 Union Carbide . . 721 Union Pacific 131 United Airlines 9 J United Aircraft .. ... 21 United Corp .. . 41 United Gas Imp . 164 U. S. Industrial Alcohol . 48 U. S. Rubber . 14 TJ. 8. Steel ! 46, Westingbouse Electrlo 87 Woolworth 60 Closing Curb Quotations Cities Service 1 Electric Bond ft Share 13 Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Oct, 21. UPV. S. D. A.) Hogs, receipts 19,000 market fairly active; good and choice 180 to 250 lbs., $10.35 to $10.45, top, $10.60; 260 to 300 lbs., $10.00 to $10.40; 140 to 160 lbs., $10.00 to $10.40; sows, $9.25 to $9.50. Cattle, receipts, 25,000; mar ket for strictly grain-fed steers and yearlings, steady; $11.60 np yard, top, $13.25 on weighty bul locks; several loads, $12.50 to $12.90; offerings of value to sell at $10.00 downward; numerous bids on lower-priced killers and atockers and feeders 25c. to 40c off; about 15.000 western grass era here; bidding -weak to 250 lower on cows; fed heifers com paratively scarce, steady; prac tical top sausage " bulls, $5.65; choice vealers about steady, $9.50 to $10.00; lower grades and weighty calves 25c to 60 lower. Sheep, receipts, 13,000; mar ket for fat lambs moderately act ive; eteady to stronger; asking 15c to 25c higher; aged sheep and feeding lambs stronger;. most bids and sales on native lambs, $9.25 to $9.35; best held at $9.50 to $9.65 and above; asking $10.00 for choice westerns; good to choice slaughter ewes upward to $4.50; range feeding lambs, $9.00 te $9.25. A speed of 265 miles an hour la claimed for a new fighting plana of the United States navy, equip ped with a new type of motor and having double the UBual number of cylinders, arranged tandem- style in two circular rows. A hundred thousand men of the American Expeditionary Forces were measured and their meas urements merged into one statue of the "average American" now In the Natural History museum in New York City. Previous Pozsle 21 Frigid 22A1SO, ' 24 He served . almost five 23 Bound. . 28 Toward. JO Slipped. 31 Church dignitary. 1 33 Earthy matter. 35ToletfalL 36 Pertaining to air. . " . 38 Toward sea. . 40 Crescent shaped figure. 43 To provide food. 45 Slovak. 46 Labyrinth. 48 States. 49 Membranous . bag. 60 Mink. 52 Note In scale. 63 Per. 64 You. ; , - 65 Above. ' 66 Musical note. ' 67 In the thing. 4 Quantity. 5 Within. 6 Yawned. 7 Eighth ounce. 8 Mammal 9 To dine. 10 War flyers. n skating enclosures. 12 Musical note. 17 Bed lath. 18 To clip. 20 Moat lmpor- tant bill enacted while In office. IT