The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 21, 1936, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJuly 21, 1986 T.1E EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON jpAGtt? FIVE CITY BRIEFS HlK'nk WiMlii"wliiy Itnr. A. 0. 8 in liaison of Huiiienimilo, iirunl rliml (it III California Mlsalniiaiy H Mni' In ( I on , mill Htiv. (I, J. All ilnrann n( Kriin, will liu llm aiiwuknrit lit a mrll snivlu ill llio Ciivimiuit clinrrh, H2 II Will nut strimt ii II Woilni'silnv n t ii k ill II o'olni-li. A npu'i'Hl In vlliilliiii III mlmitlsil tn nil Hi'iin illniivliin proplo u( Klamath I'ull ml vli'lnlly lu cum mill Imur thin oiitalanillng, xpoiinnlil ot Hit word ot (loi. Allryi'il Murrtiri-r t'nuulit. CIihbiii'ii lliirx, witi'(l tor 111 il r ilr In Jnrililiie con my, win ur riateil Moniliiy III Hanrainoiito, I ii I ii pollen hold worn liitnrtiioil. Iliirk l clmrioit wlih I tin im pi'iirnkcil ihooUUK nt 11 m l In Ji'ii nlniiii mill th nliiyliiK of Itiilniul Burr l a mills lociillnn on Hid TiiiKiut rlviT, April It. 19IH. Tim report from Hurruinimlu liulll lllirkn clalllli'il unit ditfonail fulluwliif III rirmat. Ijiiiiiili-y Hiohn William A. Walinra, Illnhar. ri'imiU'ii to mi tlintltlea Hint four iii'dliiin Imavy lin n mliliait him of 10 poiinila lit Imiiiilry lit llli'lior, Hipii Jumpi'il mi (lirnt N'M thorn fr. IkIiI train Jit'iuli-il tor Kliiimilh Fulls, VHy ml slain uullcii iiviatliiilii whi'ii llm train rrtclii'il Kliuiiulli Kn I la Imt fniiiiil no algu I'lllmr of Hi' liuiudry or of tlm aHugi'il t It iiKai- Ilriinlti-ii Hi ii luit John Wil liam tllln waa (Inad 1 100 and cunt ami anuii'itci'd tu 3D duya In rounly Jail whrn ha aptiaarad ) for JuIk W. II. HuiiM'a on a cliar; of drunken drlvlnx. Un alilo to pay rlllii-r film or coatt, Olln waH nrdarad 10 anrvo out both In jail. Ilrra from Tn Mr. end Mrs. (inoro Rlma ot Wlrliltu Kalla, Tsna, am vlnltliix flinrs''s paranta, Mr. and Mia. Frank It ltd, and bla brother. Holier t. -nd family, (laorg la an oil tcolnilal and baa not found Ihnv to Tllll lila old home bafnrn In nearly four yean. II mp"ri th oil bualnaea murh Improved. MimmiIIiis; with Truilt I'aut I.rater Wrlcht ot Tulalak waa arreatad by alata pollra on a chars of pllii( with III" truck. Token brforo Jndna Dod enholf. Juallr of pear at Mer rill. Wrlthl poated tit caah bond for a later appearance. firnna Firm An epidemic ot icraaa fin, acroinpanyliu the inld-aummer heal, kett city flre lueu on Ui run. Monduy. Two ralla wern anawered at Third mid t'alKornlii, on at Oregon and Tunnel at recta and one ou Vnn Neaa during lh cuurio uf tliu day. Ai'iiili'iila Hi'iKiiieil ICInnir Yiirlnslun rnporleil to that alieiilf thai lila cur wiia In an acclilmit on tlm Jiulry lloiinnni iiniil. Ilo guv Ilia iiamn of M. A. KHirmi aa tha oilier diivur. Carl Young report tid tt iiiIhIiiiu at Mlillunil, To w u a e n il Aualllnry Tha Towiiaiinil aiullluiy mimtlng, pout pnned from Wniliuiadny, July It, will ho hold Wnliieadiiy, July 211, nl tlm hoinii of Mm. llowull on Itlvnrald drlvo. Ml. I.ikl Aid -Tha Mt. Lnkl l.udlna' Aid will liii'nl at the hoinn of klra. Hroll Tlioiiipann Wiidtinaday aflornoon nl j;0U o'clock, Woman Mouitlit Iter Th city nnlli liav n hilar from a por aon aeeklng llm wlirraiiboula of Mra. Ala A. Hinltli, no Ma Mc t'uli. Il alalia lliat au ealal liaa beoll lert lo her. Iteliuna to MnilMiia-Mrs. Ituy .Mri'uulny hua i ci ui null lo Willi flah. Mont., attar visiting her hiiahand li"iu for a ahorl tlm. Ald'aiilcy la her In Dm tmploy of lliu (Jrvut Noi lliwrn. Ti'Atiafi'lTml o KHitaiio-.Jek I'orklua, hollrriiinkor at tlm O N. chop lin, hua bevn liana fernd lo Hi Milliard ehopa near Kpiikaiiti. I .lo Mocu, Heulllp. lukea lila plm'ii hern. rroiii HI. Innl V.. A. nimlinm, aiiperlnii'iiilent of alicuula for the Urnt Nmllierii rullroud, will be hern frolii hla HI. I'uul oflln-a Friday. Nuiiimoiia bulldliiK perm I In, inonl of Iheiu for anittll Julia, were ul In wad by h city council Mon duy night. W. J. Itli.'hurdaiin will apnd ISO In inaklna linproveinnnla ovor a gin Ullo ul. 172U Mould Wi. (leoritu Mnnafleld wu Klvon poriiiliHlnn to connli tii t a ator hiilldliig at a coat of $176. Kurl , HuiuHkiir will apend $r, u lu build-1 lux u alalrwuy on property he ; owiia. K 1 1 1 ii lloiialon will ultor two bulldliiKa at unit Mnln at root at a coat of 1 10(1. Churlea tlrlf fllli will build a woodahfd mid gariiKii ut 21115 Wlillo avelitio. lit a coat of fllu. It. Kudo will apend fiU III linproveiiieiiia at 4IH J'ailfln Terrace. Biifeway alori-a, 1204 .Mil I n alreul, will gut a iimr iUio coaling llou. luiK'nt permll K i' n toil wiia to (lu J. Johnaon, who will make : liiiprovointnia at 047 I'uclflc Ter ruca at a coat of 2000. Chicago Livestock STOCK AVERAGES Compiled bt the Aeioclated Preea II II II ft Halla Indu'a Utll'a tor. Tunailuy 00.il 38.9 tt.O 'tl.l Frevloue Day 81). a 38. S 62.1 67.1 Month Ago -.. Year Ago ........ ....... . 83.6 2fi.i! 33.3 4.l 10311 HUn-................ U0.2 3II.7 3.1 67.7 1036 Low 73.4 30.2 43.4 5.7 13B High .... .... . 76.3 SI S 44.7 661 11136 Low ... 4k. 6 le.6 21.6 34.8 Now 11136 illKh. BOND AVERAGES Ooaiallad by In Aaiojlatad Pre Tunaduy I'revloua Day Mouth Ago Year Ago It3 lllgb 1030 1" 1035 HUh 1936 Low ... I Indu'i 93.6 93.4 Mi.t, 81.6 94.3 (6.9 87.1 764 It 1111 10.1. S 103.6 102.8 98.2 104.1 .101.8 102.2 fi.i 1 Utll'a 102.6 102.7 102.V 96.6 102.9 99.8 99.8 84.6 1 Dike. 69.6 69.2 70.0 68. 72.0 67.4 70.4 66.6 Taken o Kelao Oenixo tluvla, arreated here by aherlff'a oflhura, a taken lo Kolao, Wnah., to face larctny rliarg, Tueaday morning (lo lo Mo.ltor.1 Itlalrlct Attor ney il. C. lllni knier end hi ateno grnplKir, Nrd Wold, went to Med fnrd Munduy evening, Knghieer 111 t.'lty Knxlmwr K. A. Thoniaa waa III al 111 home Monduy and Tucaduy. tlilef In Krnltb Fir Chief Keith Aiiibroan la In Seultl at tending a fir cbef'a coiifcntlon. Itilunia Krtilay K. J. Monan will return Friday after a trip to Hen! He. Ktllotti. Itelurti Mr.' and Mia. l irill.iii .mm li wnelf In Itnaebura and Kuaene. In Kimono. F.llloit, local altiiruey, addruaaed th Orexon rraabylnrlmi aynnd. In Itoaeburg, Ihey war nil cat a ot Mr. and .Mra. I'et Mnieciiriiliach er, formally of Kluuinth Fall. K fur iHinlisl- Jiick Kvana, 1120 Illnxton, repnrled to police that clolliea and Inula were alolen from hla cur B:it urrtny nlcht while It waa parked on I'lnn aireei be tween St II and 91 Ii alrcula. Drunk on lllgliMny Vivian Tupper, llmlly, waa lined 110 In Jiiatico court .Monduy nil u iliurxe or helnx drunk on a public high way. Itnabln to pny ihn tine, tin womnu wna xlven n flvn diiy lerin In the county Jail. Article In Mncnainr The. Au guat Inaue ot Adventure imiikheIiiu rnrrloii a atnry by Douiild 1.. Ixiomla, Klaniuth Falle wrller. It la entitled "Kiiluk Whale Killer." On pultu 110 Ixiomla telle aoinelhlnx of hla life and hla trial In the writing game. Hume rrom HNiknno Mra. Frank Sexton hna returned utter a trip to Hpokuim. Court House Record $ (MOND.tT) Dliini-e tirniiletl Kadliin runiliilla xrunted de- rree of divorce f i oiii Una A. l'an- ilnlla. rinliiilff ilncreed aole 1 nu-niir of a 1U1I9 11 u la- 1c aedan. Deere by lleflllllt. I tlllier lli-cree I K 1 n in ii t it Uike, ljinil und Live I hlock cnuipntiy of t'allfornla ver- eua Mary .Mlatecky. Defendtiiil' iiiierrai in niiiima ill put . unni- certain Kluiimtli cuunty real properly declared cancelled ami writ of naalaiuncn ordered la uvd In ennliln the aherlff lo place plaintiff In control ot the prcinlara. Murrluue Appllrntlon Ouatuv Vemer 8pet, '86, Klauialh Fulla card dealer, to liulll F.llcn I.ewla. 21, Kluuinth Fulla laundry worker. CIII(!A(IO. July 21. (AI'-IISI)A) 1 1 ok, 14,000; fairly uct'.vu on dealruble 250 Ilia, and down; aiendy to 0c hlglinr Ibnn Mun iluy'a uveriiKe; iinderwelKhtM uud henvlea arnund ateailv mvi' atiuily to Hie lower; top 110.90; deallllblo 170-350 Ilia. 110.65 to 110.85; few belter grade HO 100 I ha. tlo.16-10.66; early aaha eovta l 25-11. 26. ('Mill, 7000, ealvea, 2000; gen eral market active, fad ataera and yearling atroug lu ehad higher: killing quality better than Mon duy; uuiueriiu load atrlrlly good and choir aier moat rapreu-nta-llv weight in crop; early top 19.16; verl load held above 19.26; moat early aale on order buyer and alilppar account at 18.60-9.10; wealern graaa run naxljglbl In freali rccolpta; both native and wcatiu graaaera atroug to higher; culler cowa 810 11 up; fat cowa 26e higher: moat grade helfere aharlng up turn; bulla aleady and vealer ntrong al 6.00 down aud 18.00 down reapectlrcly, Klinrp, 4000; no direct; atrong to 26c higher; advance largely ou fat lam ha; bulk dualrabl uatlr 19.60-10.26; oulalde price paid by all Inturcat; choice Wuahlng ton ranger 10.00, eorted about 25 per cent; moat native throw oula $6.60-7.00; fat ewe largely 1 3.00-8.76. Portland Produce Correction An error waa made yrttnrday In reporting the rub bery of F. M. rtiiaaell. Till al leged Incident occurred at 133 North Tenth lreet, and not at the nddruaa given. Th llerald Newa regreta III In error. Old Hcliooliimt' c'luli The Old Schoolmate' club will meet at the homo of Mr. A. II. New ton near Tulelake Krldny nt 12:30 for a pollock lunch. Mra. t.ynn Hoyco will bo co-hoatoaa. A fulKiirlte, a curloua KlHy tube of timed annd pnrtliloa. la produced when Hililnlng atrlkca In amid. In llm drouth country, pcoile urn riinalderliiK InthorliiK llm I rami before eultiiiR their lawna. roHTI.AM), July il. I.IV llutter prima, A grade, 37c lb. In parchment wrapper, 3Rc lb. lu eartona; I grade, parchment wrap per, 6c lb.; cartona J 7c lb. Ilutterfat Portland delivery, general prlc A grade, delivered at let twice weekly, 38-SUjc lb.; country route, 36-37C lb.; It grade, 34-35)a lb.; C grade at unlike!. II grad cream for market Buying prlco, huttorfnt baala, 531c lb. Kgga Buying prlc of whole- anlera, extraa, 24c; atundnrda 21c; extra medliima 20c; do medium, flraia. 18c; undergrade 17c; pul let 14 dosu. Cheeae Oregon triplet, 181c; Oregon lonf, llc. Hroknra will pay c balow quotntlon. Country Meat Sailing prlc to FOR if IS' lloyal XrlglilHire Membera of tbo ltnynl Nelglibora' drill tenln will meet every night thla week. 8:00 o'clock, for drill practlcn buck of the Legion hall. Club to Meet Townaend club No. 1 will meet nt the clly library Thuradiiy evening for regular ordnr of buHlnce. y DEAR FRIENDS: May w suggoit that you buy and itoro your tupply of wood for winter now, whila fh weather Ii good and pricot art low. A full supply' of wood stored up In the summer mni you have saved money and that your heat ing worries are gone.'-;' Call 239-W for fnfoTirfation on prices and deliveries; Yours truiyw '-' i-ftr it,i , HEILBRONNER & REA ...Use this I lien fhlSS V 'A U distilled I 1 hum n mm I imported ll'jig I s,oB PSl I L 11. 1 77 I ictnffiHSSl06GN 70 PROOF lar)y.nioyoW. , -ln. b.r. drink, ore Par,,eu h,.Geobot- a dBCIPES Oli . ihi t. a iyons 4 co. - 9 KB" .... l'!. . (i.mlna.CallUola M reliillera: country killed hoga, beat biitrhera, under 150 lb., U-liic, lb.; veulvra. No. 1, Mi-Hc Hi.; I light and thin. 10-1 2c lb.; heavy, l-10e lb.; rullur cowa 7-8c lb; cumier cowa, 6C lb.; bulla, ti-kc; lb.; aprlng l.mlia, 16-17c lb.; wua, 6-8c lb. Mohair 1926, 40c lb. Canes ra hurk Iluylng price, i 10.111 peel, (in lb. Hope Nominal; 1036 fugglea ( ) lb.; clualera, 32c lb. Live poultry I'orllund dellv-: ery, buying prlre: colored hena.j over 4 Ilia., jii-irc lu. unuer ill Ilia., lli-17c; leghorn heiia. 14c lb.; 1 leghorn In oiler. 1 to 11 I ha.. 10 to 170 lb.; do II Ilia. up. 1S-16C lb.; colored aprlng. 2 lb, and up, 17-1 8c lb.; rooitera, 8-9c lb.; pekln duika, young, 1417c lb.; geeae, 11-1 2c lb. Onion Oregon, f 1.35-1.(0 per 100 Iba. 1'ntaloi.a jpn new ernn II. 71,-2. 1,0 ctnlal. ' New potatoee Local, $2-2 ceo- till; Kennewlck, It. 60-1. 60 per tOI lb. bag. Cantaloupe Turlock, 45a. 2.0; do 16, 12.00; atundarda 12.50 rrat. Yakima (2.60. Wool Nominal; Willamette valley medium 20c lb.; coarae and braid, 26o lb.; ateru Oregon, 22-22c lb.; croeebred, J5-2Cc lb.: uouthera Idaho, ( ), llay Belling price to wholeaal era: Alfalfa No. 1, 116.50; ein lern Oregon timothy, 118-18.60 ton; Willamette valley timothy, $18-18.50 tun; oata and vetch, lit; clover, 111-12 ton, Portland. imsTOX WOttL 110BTON. July 21. (AP-USDA) Huyere for mill aud top-iuukera were making Inuulrlua fur wool, here today, but their purcuoeeei were very light becauae bid were nioHtly below tha general aaklngi price. A lllt!e fine territory j wool in orlglual bugs, described a . Juat averirga Krench lomblng length, waa eold at around 82-82 rents scoured basis. Most of the sizeable offerings of average to , good French combing length ter-, rltory wools in original bugs were held at 8E cent scoured basis, al-j though limited quantities were! available at 83-86 pent. I Stock Market Quotations American for. Power .... American Power II Light .... American Bmelt as Kef A. T. A T. , Aiharlcan Tob, B ................ Anaconda Copper ................ Atchlaon 'f, t,. H. r. .... Atlantic Itefliiing ........ liulilmore Ohio .............. lleudlx Aviation Helhleheiu iiteel .......... Boeing Air ........ Horden llurr. Add. Machine Culifurnla Pack, ........... Cus (J. I.) Cuterplilar ractor Chrysler Motor ....... Co. Uas A Klectrle C'oin'l Molveut Comw'llb Hon Continental Cun ......-.... (;orn Products ......... ... Curtiss Wright Ouponl Ic Lie N ... Kanlinun Kodak . Klectrle Auto Light ..... JCrle It. It General Klectrle . General Pood Uenenl Motor Gillette Haior . -. Gold Oust NBW YOHK, July 21. t.W An other forwurd puah to new recov ery heights wus accomplished by toduy'a stock market. Despite proflt-tuklug handicaps, selected rails, rubbers, mines, furm linplements, motors and specialties lield gulns of fructlons to t or more points. Ltllltks and steels sere hesitant. The close was firm. Transfer were around 1, 600,000 sbares. The list was at its beat In the final hall hour. Kconorulr. news still provided the principal atumulant. Nun ferroua metal stocks responded to a lift In copper prices. Packard wa on of the active performer for a small advance a tb com pany reported six months' net equal to 24 cents a share com pared with lees than I cent la tb same period last year. Bear Hoebucx revealed a gain ot 32.6 per cent over 1036 in IU luteal sale period of Juu 10 to July 16, but the shares did little. Texaa Corp. waa without much life notwithstanding estimated six months' profits of (1.71 a share agaliiat 11.73 for all of 1035. Cliryler run up to a 6-year top and others conspicuous In the popular lone Included Studebak ur, Uenerut Motors, Suuta Fe,' Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Delaware and Hudson, Goodyear, U. tl. Itubber, Goodrich, American Hnivltlng, Anaconda, Kennecott, I'helpa Dodge, International Har vester, Oliver Farm, Electric Aulo llte, Collins & Aikniau, luterua tionul Cement, General Klectrle, United Aircraft, Du Pool and Wesllugliouse. J. I. Case spurted 8 points or so al Its best. Today's closing prices; Air Reduction 81 Alaska Juneau 1 3 1 Allied Cheiulcul (c Dye 210 American Cun 13 til American Com'l Alcohol 221 Or. No. Preferred ... luteruatioual Harvester ... International Nickel 1. T. ft T - Johns Manville Keunecott Con. Cop. l.lh-O-Kord Liggett ft Myer B Liquid Carbide . Lorlllard Monty Ward ............ Naah Motor National Biscuit National Dairy Product .. National DletiiUra N. Y. Central Nortu America ....., Oils Sleel Pacific Oa ft Klectrle Pacific Lighting Packard Motor w Park Utah Penney (J. C.) Penn K. it Phillips Pet. Pub. Her. N. J Pullman .. lUdlo Kem. Rand. Hop. Stl ICeynoid Tob. B . Bear Hoebark Shell Union . Southern Pacific , Bprry Corp. Htandard Brand Standard Oil of California . Standard Oil N. J. aiewurl Warner Studeuaker Motor Texas Corp. Trans-America Union Carbide Union Paclfl United Air Lines United Aircraft . United Corp. ...j United Gas Imp. U. 6. Indus. Alto. U. 8. rubber , V. B. Steel . Western Union .. Western Klectrle Whit Motors .... Woolwortb . Tl 131 87 1704 101 801 84 3UJ 201 281 Mil 24i 21) 2i 36 166 761 1101 211 15. 3 80, 73. 64 1661 174 30) 14 421 40 70, 16 131 30i 821 61 14 U2i 44 62 110 38 241 45, 17 33 271 2 01 241 161 40 681 Hi 31 871 371 46 481 611 12 201 211 65 7 1 20 21 1 301 641 201 12 31 131 96 1371 181 27 '1 171 361 301 63 891 1361 231 62 ERS INJURED TRAIN MISHAP PORTLAND, July II. T Eight laborer suffered minor in juries last night whn four car of l gang of eight jumped the track near Huion, Ore., while being hauled by a Union Pacific local freight train to Duncan, ln the La Grande division. The geoeral railroad office her laid the men suffered In juries ranging from cut over an eye to bruised legs and backs. The eight-car gang had been picked np by the freight and near Huron pin came np, disconnect ing four cars and causing them to "rouTli stop," aald railroad offi cials. The car did not overturn and were not ditched. Traffls over the line wa de layed about an hour. M & S Bag Firm Moves Location The M ft 8 Bag company moved it headquarter Monday rrom 634 to 634 Market atreet where It will occupy larger and more modem space. A. Stein, owner, baa conducted his business In this city since 1120 and with his son, Maurice, deal la pelts, wool. Junk and bide. Tb firm sends truck through Klamath, Lake, Deechut and Blealyoti (aunties. rather and ion were former ly In business In Bun Francisco, Wc have your ile, jrour style, your width. Let your teet FEEL the dif fcrence Aoklc-iaih-lotting nuke, . . DREW'S Manstore Hlnce 1018 7M Main Closing Curb Quotationai Cities Service 4 Electric Bond & Share .. 24 Workers among the ancient Hlt- tltes and Assyrians bad a fire-day working week 4000 years ago. sti il' -$ v' Sample Low Fares Now you can It1 anywhere hy train in safety and comfort --and Mre money. Here are a few aampleat MH-CONDITIDNINE There' no travel-weariness when you ride in a cool, clean, healthful air-conditioned car. It' tha newest thrill in traveling, and costs nothing extra. Air-conditioning controls temperature and humidity inside the car to meal degree, regardleis of thunder storms, dust, high winds or sultry summer heat. When going on a vacation, take a train and get a head start. Relax or sleep in perfect comfort no drafts or odors to annoy you. When traveling for business or pleasure, on long or short trips, air-conditioning insures clean liness and makes you feel "freih as the breath of spring." Save money fares lowest in history substantial reductions on round trip tickets new coach comforts, world's finest sleeping cars and service, economy meals, faster schedules, dependability, safety. Ask your railroad agent about travel or shipping to any part of the world. Shippers! Use new Free pick-up-and-delivery of LCL freight. PxoudeeuraoAAinsitilra, appreciate M peafa's Vood rtl) arf neMswerf patrenag. oni pierff ttMautd pra WESTERN RAILROADS AND THE FVLLKAN COMJMWT From Klamath Falls ROUND TRI Te Coach Taurlit 1 Chicago, III $57.35 68.80 Dallai l Ft. Worth Tea 52.60 63.1S Oinvor, Colo 42.95 51.55 Lot AngclH, Calif.. 29.78 29.78 Mcxloo Clly, Mex.. Minneapolis, Minn.. 57.35 68.80 St. Loull, Mo 54.35 S5.20 St. ul, Minn 57.35 61.80 Salt Like Clly, Utah 36.94 36.94 San Franclioo, Calif. 15.B6 15.86 New York City, N.Y. 95.75 107.20 Waihlnoton, D. C. k.l0 103.55 'Sleeping car ipaoa oharga extra. IPS Pullman S 86.00 78.90 64.40 32.75 100.10 86.00 81.50 86.00 41.10 17.45 124.40 120.75 fj!!E Peaches! California Albertas Queen of AH Desserts. Are now ready for canninf at your Safeway tore. The crop is short, coin all you can esirly in the sea- Prices Effective Wednesday Only Crate ...... .G5C I Hurry! Mothers witfi your ppolnftnent for 7th Annual Kennell-Ellis Studio Lost River Dairy Most Attractive Child1 in Division for Children S years to 1 1 years To be photographed with a pet. Any pet which, can be brought to Kennell-Ellis Studio. A Free Sitting No obligation. Must Be Taken Before August 1st. Children Must Be Accompanied by Parent. Children Under 5 Years Will Be Taken After Aug. I Call Kennell-Ellis Telephone 2010 204 Ore. Bank Bldg. Hurry - - Mothers Kennell-Ellis ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS 204 Ore. Bank Bldg. Klamath Falls, Ore. .