January' 28, 19fi6
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
National and Local Markets
Classified Ad Section
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
All classifications ara nam
bcrud and sppvur In numerical
order, Following la nu nlplin-
bethlcal nifurcnc lint of tlio
more Important cliuultkallons:
Automotive ..... ............ 19
Uiillillng Materials J oa
lliiKlnoaa Opiiotriinlllcs .... 10
Contract Work Wnutod.... 10
Kil ileal lonn I ... II
Farm Implements - 19
Furnished Apt. to Lot II
Furnished llouaa to l.t.... 14
Furnished ituoma to Lot.. 1 1
Financial S
(Inn urn I Notices 3
llulp Wnntoil, Mnlo...... 6
Ilnlp Wanted, Female...... 7
Livestock and Vood 23
I.ot nnd Found 2
Miscellaneous for Hnlo 20
Pcrnoiiala 4
Poultry for Hnlo ... 22a
Knal Esttuo for Hnlo....... 17
Ileal K'lnlo fur Lmso. IS
Itvol Kstaio Wnnlml. 17a
Room and llnnrd 12
Situations Wanted........... 9
Rwapi 20a
Transportation 6
llnftirn. Houses to LeL. 16
Wanted Miscellaneous....- 21
Wnutod to Hoiit.....-.... 10
Loal and Found
LOST Tan lapln fur Jacket at
Cul-Ore. Howard. Phono
1840M. ' 2714
LOST Female sprinter spaniel
pup. four monlha old. Drown
and while, l'llono 131 or 1012.
2707
3 General Noticea
REWARD offered for Informa
tion lending to tlio ri'covory
of 1929 llulrk coupe stolen
from 1721 Wall ou Jununry
10th. Bevenl IliiKon, 1721
Willi. 3093
ItKWAIU) offered for Informa
tion loading to tlio recovery
of 1929 11 il U'k coupo stolon
from 1721 Wnll on Jniuinry
lOlli, Sovent llugeu, 1721
Wall. 25
waoon mci'Ain factory
Experienced workmen. Cutting
down wheels a spoclalty. Guar
nntond aatlafuctlon. Wrlto lor
low prices. Homo Supply Com
pany, Lnkorlow, Oregon. 4094
MUSIC furnished for all ooons
ions, especially dancea. Phono
1761. 3448
FOR EXPERT roofing or patch
work, call 885-J. 2666
4 Peraonala
STOMACH ULCER, OAS PAINS,
INDIGESTION victims, why
. auffor? For quick rollof got
a free samplo of UDOA, a doc
tor's proscription at Star Drug
Storoa. "v 2461
A Fronohman, M.do' Slvrne, Is
anld to have originated tho Idea
for a bicycle. Ilia flrut machine
upponrod In Paris during 1690
nnd consisted of a wooden frame
nnd two wheals. Locomotion
was achieved by pushing on the
ground with tho foot,
Klamath
The firms nnd Individunls represent
ed in this Alphabetical Directory of
Specialized Business and Profession
al Service are known as Klamath
Falls' most reliable business men and
Commercial Printing
Printing ot all kind. SHOP
PING GUIDB, Pelican Theatre
Bldg.
Floor Sanding
FLOOR SANDING AND REFIN"
IflHINQ. Phono 85W4.
Hemstitching
Hemstitching, spoclallilng . 1 n
nits and coots, woolen samples,
dressmaking. Mra. H. M. Allan
dor, 614 Walnut
Music.
Klamath In'tute of Music
I.O.O.F. nidg., Hoom 218. Hours
0-0. Piano, violin, collo, guitar.
Instrument free with course.
High school crodlts. 2617
TRADE WITH NEWS-HERALD WANT-ADS FOR
Transportation
SAVEI Go by Bui
Via Bond and Mi. Hood
Shorloit Route, Lowoit Farei
to Northwoit Poind
On Hound
Way Trip
Portland $5.90 $10.65
Seattle $8.40 $14.65
Spokane $12.30 $20.05
Ouaana Lea 12:40 Noon From
The Greyhound Depot
For In'ormnllnn I'hon 999
7 Help Wnntnd, Female
WANTED Itnllntiln young lady
will) uniim sales ahlllty. (.'nil
Mrs. Mi own, room 4, Hotel
tlrey, 2717
9 Situations Wanted
COMPETENT w 0 III a n wishes
housework, gooil cook. News
Herald. Box 2713. 2713
EXPERT Cluneal work, ao
countliiK, bookkeeping, nil or
Inrt time. Mux 1441, Nuwa
llnrnld. 22U8
10a Building Mnteriala
HAVE MONEY Lot Hlarkoy do
your work. Uiillillng, roofing,
remodeling. Kntlmntoa free.
2150 White St. Phono SHU.
2719
11 Furnished Rooms
HKATKI) ROOMS 920 Lincoln.
2709
IIIK CLAHBMONT, 228 N. 4lh.
all modern oulaldo rooms. Frnn
niirklng lot 4406
12
Room and Board
ROOM AND HOARD Phone
HI22J. 629 Jofforson, 2718
13 Furnished Apartments
ESPLANADE COURTS Also
Blinoin apartments, 323 Com
mercial. Phono 111 4 J. 2238
VACANCY Arcado noun minus.
14 Furnished Houses
FOR HUNT -Modern 3-room fur
nlahod hoimo, adulta only.
2214 Reclamation. Call lie
fore I p. m. 2598
THREE ROOMS, bath, garage,
water pnld, $17. SO. 863 Cal
ifornia. 2712
FOR RENT Now two-room
modern houso. inqulro 133
Blit'ldon. 2003
MOMKItN 6-room house. Also
mall store, suitable for of
fice or lunch room, 1949 K.
61 h. 2715
FOR HUNT Three room fur
nished houso. Inquire Depot
Cnfo.
17 Real Estate For Sale
FOR BALE OR RENT 74 ncres
Irrigated. part good potato
land, fair Improvements; 13
mlloa southeast of Klnmnlh
Fulls on Merrill hlghwny. R.
C. tlrooslieck. American Na
tional Dunk llullding. 2606
FOR BALE OR KENT 160
ncres potato land, no Improve
ment!; pumping required for
Irrigation; 6 miles southeast
of Kluiualh Falls. R. C.
Orooslieck, American National
Dank llullding. 2606
FOR RENT 20 ncres potato
lnnd. For sale: acre tracts
near State Line Tavern, easy
terms. Also 66-acre tnrm.
For sale or trado: ono ingoing
horso. liob Adama, Morrill,
Oro. ' 2121
HOMESTEAD Tulolnko. Phono
0101. Box 2. 4099
17a Real Estate Wanted
uvi.rivwvvvvv"ii i
WANTED Dairy ranch- or ge.
oral purposo ranch. 1 have
atock and full eqiilpuiont.
Nowa-Horald, liox 2723. 2723
19 Automotive
Wo are conducting a real used
car salo during January and It
will pay you well to buy now
from us. A big soloctlon of
standard makes at bargain prices.
H. E. HAUGER
1330 Mala 2392
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.
Palmer Chiropractor
DR. GLEN MOORB
Nourocalomotor X-Rny
825 Main Opp. Court House
Pumps
Byron Jackson Pnmps
and Borvlco
J. M. Wauchope, 116 Bo. 11 th St,
Phono 1308-J .
Radio Repairing
0 months gunrantee on all ropalr
work. Phono 1790.
ANDERSON-MOORS
125 South Eighth Street
1867
PHONE 178 tor reliable radio
repairing. Reasonable rates,
quick service. Roberta and
Harvey, 1007 Main, 2443
19
Automotive
Big Sale
We have accumulated a
and later models. These cart have been carefully check
ed. Worn tires have been replaced, upholstery been re
paired, repainted when necessary. Every car ia in good
condition and ready for satisfactory aervice. For one week
beginning today we are offering these cars at a big sav
ing. 1936 licenses included.
R6618 1930 Ford Coupe
67591930 Ford Coach
67351929 Ford Coupe
66641931 Ford Coupe
66221931 Ford Sedan
65641930 Ford Coupe
65231930 Ford Coach
6468 1930 Ford Coupe
6390 1931 Ford Panel, Vi
67531929 Ford Pickup 145
6761 1935 Ford Tour. Sedan, radio and heater.... 625
These cars are all inside in our used car atore. If you
are considering buying a used
money. ONLY your Chevrolet
in writing. ,
Locke Motor Co
Used Car Store
19
Automotive
New Low Prices
ONLY 20 DOWN
Reconditioned uncd cars. Boo
us and siivo money.
1934 Plymouth deluxo coupe,
radio, trunk, rack side mount,
good tiros, good pn i tit. moliulr.
Prleo $576.00.
1933 Plymouth do luxe coupe,
Troplc-alro heater, alx ply
tiros, good paint, new license.
Price $460.00.
1930 Ford A coupe, 1185.00.
1929 Ford A pickup, $135.00.
ARMSTRONG
MOTORS, INC.
Chrysler, Plymouth Dealer,
Opposite Wlllard Hotel.
2607
USED CARS
1931 Cadillac t-Pass. Sedan, 6
wlro wheels, now tires, excep
tional condition.
1928 Chovrolot Coupe.
1929 Packard. Small 8 Sedan.
IMPERIAL MOTORS, Inc.
Cadillac and LnSallo
3rd and Main
20 Miscellanous For Sale
MAKE YOUR DATES for papor
hnngera and docorntors. All
1935 wallpaper at bargain
prices. Floor aandera and
polishers for rent. Patterson
Paint Store. 230 Main. Phono
1645.., 4017
MOVING? Call 704. local, long
distance? Insured carrier; ex
perienced -mem People Wore
houso. -' 463
ItEAUTIFUL h a r d y podlgreed
Sprlngor spaniel puppies. Law-
eon Braluerd, Morrill, Ore.
2632
FOR SALE Cnmp atovo. range,
18" Btntlonary throBhor, mow
ing machine, hay rake, trac
tor dlc, 1 fresno, wagons and
hay rack, harrow, cart and
many othor nrtlclos. Inquire
Tlngloy ranch. 2686
MUST SELL AT ONCE Combi
nation Monarch range. 1443
Worden. Phone 1676J. 2600
Piano Tuning
U R, Mnnn, Derby's Musio store,
117 So. 7th. ......
Raw Fur
Rnw turs wanted. Hlg'iast price
paid. Try . ub before you sell.
O. L. Homhreo, 820 Klamath.
Roofing
EXPERT repairing and recover
ing 'composition shingles.
Terms, Atlns Root Co. . Phone
1612.. 2400 So. 6th. 42
Upstair Dress Shoppe
TOO LEU'S tor SMART TOGS.
9towart-Drew Bldg., T31 Main.
Wood
FOR SALE Pine, fir body and
limb wood. Phono 7oW2. 898
QUICK RESULTS
19 Automotive
of Fords
large stock of Ford Car 30-31
$225
225
145
260
270
225
225
215
- ton 250
Ford we will save you some
Dealer givei you protection
20 Miscellaneous For Salo
FOR BALE Buzz aaw. 2417
Orchard after 4:30 p. m. 2711
FOR BALE Repossessed Martin
tenor saxophone. Dsed ono
month. Special prico for quick
snlo. 117 8. 7th. 2720
FOR SALE OR TRADE for live
stock: 22-36 McCormlck-Deer-lug
tractor with power pulley
nsnembly. Phono 584. 2601
FOR SALE Chesterfield, two
chairs, circulating henter,
range. 825 Pine, between i
and 6 p. m. 2710
JOa
S.cpa
WILL TRADE 1934 Chev. pick
up, good condition, for young
cattle or good cows Just fresh
or coming fresh. Phone 2167
what you have to trade, and
give prices. Address 2441
Orchard Way, Klamath Falls.
21 Wanted Miar -llaneous
WANT TO nUY Lease and fur
niture smnll hotel or good
rooming house, southern or
eastern Oregon town. Box 322.
Dorris, Calif. 4114
WANTED Used Fordson for
parts. Must be cheap. Box
124. Ronuiuu. 2620
Livestock -n1 reed
FOR BALE 15 head Jersey
cows. News-Hornld, Box 2724.
2724
FOR SALE 1440 lb. mare, com
ing five years, $150. 1220 lb.
gelding, coming 3 years. $100.
Broken, sound, gentle. Francis
Hnnnon, Tulelnke. 2721
HIGHEST corn-bolt prices for
carloads broke or unuroke
, rnuge horses, mules nnd colts.
Fred Chandler Horse and Mule
Markot, Charlton, Iowa. 2466
FOR SALE 25 horses, one large
mule, ,weight 1200 to 1800
pounda, priced right. J. E.
Whltlntch, 1V miles west of
8tukel bridge. 2616
FOR SALE 65 head atock cat
tle, Black Angus. John Bodnnl,
Hildobrand. 2618
HORSES FOR SALE Logging,
tnrm mures and geldings, sad
dle horses and colts. Inquire
Tlngley ranch. 25S5
HORSES bought, sold and ex
changed. M. H. Barbour, Kern
hotel. 4102
HIGHEST corn-belt prices for
carloads bfoke or unbroke
rango horses, mules and colts.
Fred Chandler Horse and Mule
Market, Charlton, Iowa. 2466
22a Poultry Fo. Sale
HANSON nnd Hollywood W. L.
chicks. Heavy laying strains.
Iju'Ke vigorous chicks 9 cents.
. Rocks and Reds 10 cents. Send
for catalogue. Jeuks Hatch
ery, Tangent, Ore. 4089
WANTED Old Sewing Machine
' head; - Cash. Apt, 1, 618
Klamath Ave.
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
White Leghorns, R. I, Reds,
$10, 100; Barred Rocks, $11,
100, propald. Magutre Electric
Hatchery, 1416 N. H. Oregon
Htreet. Portland, Oro. 1434
24 Business Opportunities
FOR SALE Guaranteed good
paying barber shop, $125 cash.
Telephone 836. 2708
25 Money to Loan
LOWEST RATES
,'' ' " '' on
AUTO LOANS '
i. : and
REFINANCING i
Quick, Dependable,, Safe,
No co-signers. No Red Tap
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let us finance your new or used
car purchas
Motor Investment Co.
114 No. 7th Ph. (81
License M104
E CENT BOOST
IDE IN BUTTED
PORTLAND. Jan. 28. lm
The advance of lc lb. In the
price of prime first cube butter
on the produce exchange was In
line with the generally Improv
ed trend of tho trade generally
through the country.
There was no change In the
buying price on buttnrfat for
the duy.
Trailing In the egg market
continued good with continued
liberal movement of carlots to
the east and even to points In
the midwest. Prices were fully
steady.
Trado In the chicken market
was in a general lull. Stocks
of White Lflghorns were heavy.
Blow trading continued In the
market for potatoes with local
prices still demoralized.
Country killed meats, gener
ally held at late prices.
Onion market fully steady.
Frozen halibut moving slowly
around 14-1 5c lb.
Market allghtly firmer for
good lettuce but dry pack now
In best call.
Hothouse tomatoes were so
scarce that the trade In Mexi
cans has been greatly stimulat
ed. Prices unchanged.
Market was overloaded with
fresh crabs after the recent fam
ine but pricea were being held
up.
Good cabbage continued scarce
with prlco firm.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, Jan. 28. ')
Butter Print, A grade, 88jc lb.
In parchment wrapper, 87ic In
carton, B grade, parchment wrap
per, 36!c lb; carton, 36c lb.
Butterfnt Portland delivery:
A grade, deliveries at least twice
weekly, 37-38c; country routes,
3 0-3 7c lb; B grade, deliveries less
than twice weekly, 35-36c lb; C
grade at market.
B grade cream for market
Buying price, butterfat bauld, 55c
Hi.
Eggs Buying price of whole
salers: Fresh specials, 17-lSc;
extra 17c; standards 15c; extra
medium 14c; do medium firsts
12c; undergrade 12c; pullets 12c
dozen.
Chceae Oregon triplets, 171c;
Oregon loaf, 18c. Brokers will pay
le below quotations.
Milk A grade, Portland deliv
ery, 621c lb; butterfat, barfia for
4 per cent.
. Country meats Selling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs,
best butchers, under 150 lbs. 13a-
14Jc lb; vealers, No. 1, 1S1-14C
lb; light and thin, 8-1 zc lb.;
heavy, 7J-8Jc; cutter cows, 7-8c
lb.; canners, 6-7c lb.; bulls 12
13c lb.; lambs,. 15-17c lb.; me
dium 12-13c lb.; ewes, 6-9c lb.
-Mohair Nominal buying price,
20c lb.
Cascara bark Buying price,
1935 peel, 21c lb.
Live poultry Portland deliv
ery, buying price: Colored hens,
over 61 lbs., 17-18c lb.; under 6
lbs., 17-lSc lb.; Leghorn hens,
over 3 lbs.', 15-16c lb.; under
31 lbs., 13-Hc lb.; Leghorn
springs, over 31 lbs., 18-19c lb.;
colored spring.?, 2 lbs. and up 18-
19c lb.; roosters, 8-9C lb.; pekin
ducks, young, 14-17c lb.; geese,
ll-12o lb.
Oniona Oregon, $1.75 per 100
lbs.
Potatoes Local, $1.40 cental;
Klamath, $1.65 cental; Scappoose
Netted Gems. $1.40 cental; Des
chutes Netted Gems, $1.65 cental.
Wool 1935 cup, nominal;
Willamette valley medium, 25c
lb.; coarse and braid, 23c lb.;
eai'tcrn Oregon, 1G-22C lb..
Hay Buying price from pro
ducer: Alfnlfa, No. 1, $15-15.50;
eastern Oregon timothy, 817.60-1
IS: Willamette valley timothy,
$15-16; oats and vetech, $12.50-
13; clover $11-12 ton, Portland.
Chicago '
Livestock
CHICAGO, Jan. 28, UP) (U. S.
D. A.) Hog, receipts 18,000;
mnrket steady to 10c higher than
Monday's average; part of early
10c to 16c advance lost; early
top, $10.40; bulk 170 to 250 lbs.,
$10.00 to $10.25; 260 to 340 lbs.,
mostly $9.90 to $10.15; best light
lights, eavly $10.30; most sows,
$9.10 to $9.45, few at $9.50 to
$9.55. .
Cattle, receipts 6,000; calves
1,500; market for fed steers and
yearlings strong; killing quality
very plain; weighty kinds In best
demand; very little beef tn crop,
but practically everything going
on killing account; best ted steers,
$11.00; only a few odd head up to
$12.00; most grades $9.50 to
$10.75, with bulk of crop value to
sell nt $9.50 down; heifers steady,
mostly, $6.75 to $8.25; cows
scarce, fully steady; bulls, 25c
higher; vealers firm at $12.00 to'
$13.00; best sausage bulls, $7.25.
Sheep, receipts 13,000 fat lambs
In fnirly broad demand; bidding
fully steady at upward to $10.25
on In mbs now held at $10,60 and
$10.60 and above; sheep steady;
desirable ewes downward from
$4.75; feeding lambs but little
changed.
South S. F.
Livestock
BO. BAN FRANCISCO. Jsn. 28.
(UP) Hogs: 600, direct $70.
Fairly active, generally steady,
spots unovenly lower on lights;
bulk 140-215 lb. butchers $10.25
$10,75, lnttor top; odd lots 260
280 Ih. averages $10.26;. few
315-335 lb, heavies $9.75; sows
STOCK AVERAGES
Complied by tb
Tuosday
Provlous Day ,
Month Ago ....
Year Ago
: 35-30 High
1935-36 Low ......
1984 High
1934 Low
New high.
BOND AVERAGES
ConpUsd by t Associated Preaa
Tuesday
Previous Day ....
Month Ago .....
Year Ago ,
1930-36 High
1935-36 Low
1934 High
1934 Low
strong, mostly $8.50; package
smooth light sows $8.75.
Cattle: 750. Salable supply
Includes about 16 loads steers,
quality mostly medium; slow,
few early sales about steady, un
dertone weak. Car good around
1100 lb. fed steers $7.75; load
medium 825 lb. Utah steers
$7.35, load $7.15; eommon
around 800 lb. steers down to
$5.25; car medium 850 lb. belt
ers $6.50, odd bead range cows
$5-15.50, low - cutters - cutters
mainly $3.50-14.60; odd bulls
$5-$ 6. ,
Sheep: 275, holdovers 600.
Lambs slow, opening about
steady, undertone on heavy
lambs weak to lower, package
good around 80 lb. medium-pelt
Oregon lambs $9.69; owes ab
sent, quoted $5.50 down.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Jan. 28. Off)
Today's stock market buying was
centered principally In the rails,
utilities and specialties. A Dum
ber of new highs for the past sev
eral years were established with
gains of fractions to two or more
points. Scattered profit-taking ap
peared near the end
Notwithstanding postponement
of the opening for an hour In ob
servance of King George's funeral,
transfers approximated 2,300,000
shares. The close was firm.
Many low-priced power and
light company shares were excep
tionally active, apparently In view
of a possible supremo court de
cision next Monday on the TVA.
Farm implement issues found a
following ts the administration
whipped Into shape a substitute
tot, the defunct AAA. Brighter
earnings reports motivated a num
ber ol stocks.
Leading foreign exchanges were
reactionary in terms of the dol
lar. U. S. government securities
rallied. Rail bonds Improved.
Shares of Case, Derre and In
ternational Harvester .got up
about three pointB each. Among
tho rail gainers were Santa Fe,
Great Northern, Union Pacific and
Canadian Pacific. Douglas Air
croft reached a new top with an
advance of mora than a point.
Today's closing prices:
Air Reduction 189
Alaska Juneau
161
Allied Chemical & Dye 1641
American Can
1251
American Com'l Alcohol
American & Foreign Power
29)
81
101
64
161
102
30
72
291
171
24
612
251
26
American Power & Light
American Smelt, ft Ref. .
A. T. & T
American Tob. B -
Anaconda Copper
Atchison, T. ft S. F.
Atlantio Refining
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation .....
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
Borden Co.
Burr. Adding Machine
California Pack ....
343
1091
Case, J. I.
Caterpillar Tractor 62
ChryBler Motor 87
Colorado Gas & Electric 151
Commercial Solvents .... 201
Commonwealth Southern .... 41
Continental Can 781
Corn Products . . 711
Curtlss Wright 41
Dupont & De N. m 144
Eastman Kodak . 168 .
Electric Auto Light . 861
Erie R. R. 131
General Electric 881
General Foods .... 85
General Motors . . 67
Gillette Razor 17!
Gold Dust 191
Great Northern pfd. 341
Homesteak Milling 520
International Harvester 63
International Nickel 4 SB
I. T. & T. ... 17g
Johns Mnnville 106
Kennecott Con. Copper 33
Llbbey-O-Ford 491
Liggett & Myers B 1141
Llauld Carbide ....... 391
Lorillnrd Tob. Co 261
Monty Ward 86S
Nash Motor 171
National Biscuit ..... 361
National Dairy Products 23
National Distillers 291
New York Central 31!
North American 291
Pacific Gas & Electric 341
Paclflo Light '631
Packard Motor .. - 71
Park Utah 41
Penney, J. C. ...a 72 J
Penn H. R. 351
Phillips Petroleum 421
Public Service New Jersey .. 461
Pullman Co 43
Radio Corp. ;.. .. 13
Remington Rand ......-...... 21
Reynolds Tob.. B 681
Seam Roebuck '. 631
Shell Union lSg
Southern PacUlo 261
Sperry Corp 22!
Standard Brands J.-. 16
Stnndnrd Oil California 411
Standard Oil New Jersey . 56
Stewart Warner 19
Rtudebnker Corp 91
Texas Corp 33k
Asioolated Proas
8
II
Ralls
33.6
33.2
80.0
23.1
23.6
18.5
43.0
22.8
II
utirs
47.8
47.4
44.7
25.2
47.6
31.6
40.6
24.2
II
Stks.
58.8
68.6
66.6
88.8
58.5
84.8
61.4
84.1
Indu'a
76.8
76.7
73.8
62.4
76.8
' 49.5
61.4
45 J
II II II II
Ralls lads'. utll's For.
90.9 103.4 101.9 71.1
91.2 103.6 101.9 71.0
86.5 102.2 99.8 69.6
86.0 95.0 87.6 68.7
81.8 108.7 101.9 71.4
86.4 92.2 84.6 66.6
89.4 92.9 88.9 70.0
74.5 73.7 68.2 60.2
Trans-America .... 121
Union Carbide ............. 736
Union Pacific .... ... , 121
United Airlines .. 151
United Aircraft . 281
United Corp. 81
United Gas Imp 19
U. 8. Industrial Alcohol 421
U. 8. Rubber 18 J
V. 3. Steel .. 471
Westlnghouso Electric .. 1091
Woolworth $2
Closing Curb Quotations
Cities Service 6
Electrlo Bond ft share 19
LATE DROP SENDS
CHICAGO, Jan. 28. (p) Late
dips todav that earrleri wha
down a full cent a bushel re
sulted lareelv from llauidatlnr
sales on the part of recent east
ern buyers.
A COflftentlpnCA was r.nwl..
oi ine unicago-winntpeg spread
to aroand 13 cents comnnrpH
with 14 cents yesterday. Domes
tic flour business was reported
as persistently disappointing.
Wheat closed weak. B in I
under yesterday's finish. Mv.
$1,001 to $1.01; corn. c to lc
down, May, 0e to 60c; oats,
o to o off, and provisions un
changed to a rise of 17c.
Woman Suspected s 5
In Strange Death
Of Redding Miner
REDDING, Calif., Jan. 28. (U.F9
Unexplained discrepancies In an
account of the death of Lloyd
Carr, 24-year-old miner, Monday
caused District Attorney Glenn
Newton to order a grand Jury In
vestigation of Mrs, Betty Klen
zendorf. The 40-year-old woman bas
been detained on suspicion by
officers since Saturday night,
when Carr's body was found In
his cabin sear the Little Nellie
mine, a bullet wound la the
back.
While Mrs. Elenzendorf. who
allegedly lived with Carr for two
years, claims that he was killed
accidentally when his .38 caliber
rifle dropped on the floor and
discharged, . authorities Investi
gated possibilities that she may
have shot him in a jealous rage
when be came to the cabin and
informed her that he had mar
ried Mrs. Elizabeth Yager, in
Medford, Ore., Thursday.
Missing Youth's
Snowshoes Found
TACOMA, Jan. 28. (U.PJ
Searchers for Delmar Fadden,
23-year-old Seattle youth missing
on Mt. Rainier since January 12,
oq Monday found his tinowshoes
10,000 feet upon the 14,408-foot
peak.
The shoes had been removed,
not torn loose, O. W. Carlson, as
sistant ' superintendent of Rain
ier national park, reported.
Nearby was a ski pole. Appar
ently the youth, attempting to
make the third winter ascent of
the rugged peak, proceeded from
that point with ice climbers.
"Knowing that Fadden went
that high, we bold little hope
that be is still alive," Carlson
said.
Legal Notices
SUJIMON9
Equity No. 4481
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of
Klamath.
State of Oregon, represented by
and acting tor and through
the World War Veterans' State
Aid Commission, Plaintiff,
vs.
Lloyd L. Cox, T. D. Jordan, W. C.
Kelley, also known as W. C.
Kelly, George W. Tlmuon,
also known as G. W. Timson,
Charlotte Timson, C. Smith
and A. A. Schramm, Superin
tendent ot Banks for the State
of Oregon, In charge of the
liquidation of the Oregon
Bank and Trust Co., Defend
ants. '
To George W. Timson, also known
as G. W. Timson, defendant:
In the Name of tho State of
Oregon: You are hereby required
to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you In the
above entitled suit ou or before
the 26th day of February, 1936,
that being the last day of the time
allowed under the order for pub
lication of thin summons; it you
fail so to appear and answer, for
want thereof, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
prayed tor In Its complaint, to
wit: For Judgment against the d-
Legal Notice
fendnnts Lloyd L. Cox, T. D. Jor
dan, W. 0. Kelley, also known as
W. C. Kelly, Oeorgo W. Timson,
also knowp as o. W. Timson, and
Charlotte Timson, and each ot
you, for the sum of $1247.66, to
gether with Interest thereon nt
6 per annum from October 11,
1933, until paid; the sum of
$775.08, together with Intornit
thereon at 6 per annum from
December 17, 1983, until paid;
the sum of $250.00 attorney's fees
and Its costs and disbursements
herein Incurred;
Thst plaintiff's mortgage re
corded on tho 28th day ot Febru
ary, 1925, at page 129, Book 29,
Mortgage Records of Klamstb
County, Oregon, bo declared a su
perior lien upon that certain real
property described as follows;
All of the Southeast quarter (!)
of tbe Northeast quarter (1) ot
Section twenty-one (21), Town
ship thirty-nine (39) South, Range
Ten (10) East of Willamette Me
ridian except alx and fifty one
hundredtbs (6.50) acres conveyed
to the United States, such six and
fifty one-uundredths (6,50) acres
being described as: Beginning at
th Cast quarter () corner ot
said section twenty-one (21),
thence West one thousand two
hundred eighty (1280) feet;
thence North seventy (70) de
grees fifteen (15) minutes Beat
six hundred (600) feet; thence
North seventy-one (71) degrees
East six hundred (600) feet;
thence North eighty-six (88) de
grees East one hundred fifty
(150) feet to Section lino; thence
South to the place of beginning,
all situated In Klamath County,
Oregon, together with the tene
ments, hereditaments and Appur
tenances thereunto belonging or
In anywise appertaining.
That the said mortgage be fore
closed and that the defendants,
and each of them, and all parties
claiming under, by, or through
them, or any of them, be fore
closed of any and all interests ad
verse to the plaintiff In said real
property; that all parties to this
snlt may be purchasers at the sale
upon foreclosure and that tbe
Sheriff shall place tbe purchaser
thereof In immediate possession.
That the plaintiff have Judg
ment against the defendants, Lloyd
L. Cox, T. D. Jordan, W. C Kel
ley, also known as W. C. Kelly,
George W. Timson, also known as
G. W. Timson, and Charlotte Tim
son for any deficiency after tho
application of the proceeds of said
sale; and
For such other and further re
lief as to the court may seem Just
and equitable.
This summon Is served upon
yon by publication thereof in tbe
Evening Herald, a daily newspa
per printed and published In
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Oregon, by order of the Honorable
Edward B. Ashurst, Judge of the
Circuit Court for the State of Ore
gon, County of Klamath; entered
on the 28th day of January, 1936,
which order required that this
summons be published once a
week for four successive weeks,
tbe finst publication thereof to be
on tbe 28th day of January, 1936,
and the last day on the 25th day
of February, 1936.
GILLENWATERS, VAN
VACTOR ft 6I8EMORE.
By L. ORTH SISBMORE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 205
Odd Fellows Building, Klam
ath Falls, Oregon.
HJ28 F 4,11,18,25 21
SUMMONS
Equity No. 456S
In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Klamath
County.
GEORGE E. SMITH, Plaintiff,
vs. J. W. TEEL and . KATIE
ANNA TEEL, husband and wife,
and E. B. FIERCE; also all other
persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in the real es
tate described in the complaint
herein, Defendants.
TO: J. W. Teel and Katie An
na Teel, husband and wife, and
E. B. Pierce; also all other per
sons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, estate, lien
or Interest in the real estate de
scribed in the complaint herein,
defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON: You, and
each of you, are hereby reqnlred
to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled against you in the
above entitled suit on or before
the 5th day of February, 1936,
that being the last day of the
time prescribed in the order for
publication of ' this . summons.
And if you fail so to answer or
appear, for want thereof, plain
tiff will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for in his com- .
plaint on file herein, to-wlt:
For judgment and decree that
yon have no estate, claim or In
terest in and to the following
described real property, situated
in County of Klamath, State of
Oregon, to-wlt: 1
The SEVi of SWtt and a
80-foot roadway running
North and South along the
West line of NE& of 6W
in Section 6, Township 41
south, Range 12 E. W. M.
and that you be forever enjoined
and debarred from asserting any
claim whatever to said premises
adverse to plaintiff; for plain
tiff's costs and disbursements In
curred In this suit; and for such
other and further relief as to
the court may seem equitable. 1
This summons Is published
once a week for four (4) suc
cessive weeks (five Insertions)
In the Evening Herald, a daily
newspaper printed, published and
of general circulation In Klam
ath County, Oregon, by order of
tbe Honorable Edward B. Ash
urst. Judge of the above entitled
Court, made and entered on the
6th day of January, 1936. The
date of the first publication of
this summons is the 7th day of
January, 1936.
GILLENWATERS, VAN VAC
TOR ft SI8EMORB,
By D. E. VAN VACTOR,
Attorneys for Plnlntlff, 205
Odd Follows Building, Klam
ath Falls, Oregon,
(Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4.)
No. 4.