The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 28, 1937, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textfinial! anion or Inolopendent 1 ellOreN hi lion 'Onion Of Oregon nOft 1Vopthhigioll 11111111g IIMut 1937.1 an roflortort by roportn from 475 rolnilors, locreamed 4 3 por vont In &dint volition when compared with it'll Plinio, tionith tont yenr. ! NVItoti entopitroll 4411h tholr 1937 mitten. titre Altattni 1917 nnlonl the name 111.11 Iii tho mutton on' wholo RIIO un Inonno of 3 . po vont. For those citien In the fOr reprementativto flatiron. ore TitrOIIIR roport fl , the aro:dont anlit In totni males over Altman,. Of 11011 eitr, with n gain of it3 per cent, followed toy Port land with tot incremot (P 1 4 per cent. Seattln toported Is gulf, 01 a per cow mid Spokane a loan of one per cent. or tho kind,. of Munitions for whieh figure', nro arPnlen1 anin won shown by Into bor nod building tontot int doolorn ,Aith n 2'..! per row Iliel1100. fol lowed by jewelry Omer' vitt' an Increaras of Ifo per cent. Other changes' ronged down to the 9 liar cent loam reported my harol warn atOrell. No figure's mentioned luois been militated either for the number of , working slays lit the ' months or for N110401110 influencen. Tin alatenienta given here nro bilged upon confidential report', mnda by independent retailer', to the San FrionvP,co offloo of Om buronti of forelau mot lie). MtPtie commerce. Coifed State', department of corn merce. nod re leaned through it's trade 'Winton. lion gen 'rhis la the firm re lents(' made by 111154 eervice for tho I Mateo of Oregon ntut Waishington.1 September 27, 1937 Northwest orwest Retail sales Gain ' TA C 0 re A LEADS, STOCK AVERAGES iy a, trstOlien: nhoop mtoady; tin iivo owen $3.50-4.75; too 131 Ilii wonterlin $5,00. f ! plied by the it Hmorlittd Peits suffvEy sH g It-s I T000loy , 30 15 15 014 NUM MIMI 1.:1118 Htkol. WHEAT FAILS To 711,11 28,9 37,0 50,1 Provloun clay 714,6 28.7 311.1) 55.4 Mil INTAIN GAI UP IIct. 10 3111.1 THE 1mmith go i'mt r ago 37 111611 9 ' 19"3" 71;1; 'Kvil 1 - ' 113,3 3 5 0 41.1 65 6 110.4 411.2 1,1.3 68.0 101.6 49.5 64.0 75.3 70.3 27.3 31,4 53,7 00.3 43.5 53,7 72.11 (-111CM10, Root. 28 (14) --Whoa 111.111 Low 73.4 30.2 43.4 65,7 ellolbod lit HOMO HI A KIM totimy ab011 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Sept. 28 LIS-- Rutter. prints. A grade. Sloe U. in parchment witippers: 3Se lb In cartons: II grade, 3fiee lb. In parchment wrappers, 37ee lb. In cartons. Butterfat, l'ortinnd delivery, buying price: A guide. 37ec to 3 Se lb., colintry mations; A gristle. 36c lb.; 11 grade, 2c lb Ica: C grnde, fie Ih. lens. EggsIll lying prism by whole. osiers: Extolls. 30c: stitndsrdm. Sic; thrill 22c: medium. 23c; medium firsts, 20c; monil estrns. 14e: undercooks, Ific ver dozen. Cheese, Oregon trivial,. 17ee: Oregon loaf. 1Sec. Brokers will pay ec below quotations. Country masts. selling priee to retailers: Country gilled bowl best botcher. under IS0 lbs.. lic to 15r: venial,. 1Sc: light find thin. 10c to 13e: heavy. Inc to Ile: canner COWII, le to Sc; cutters. 9c to 10e: hulls. 9e to I0e; spring lambs. 1Ge: yearlings. Ile to 12c: ewes. fie to le per lb. Livo poultry, buying Prico: Leg horn broilers, le to 2 lbs.. 22c In 23e lb.: IMMO, 2 ihm. and over. 20e to 21c lb.; colored springs. 2 In 3e ibm.. 20e to 21e lb.; over 31 lbs., 21e to 22e lb.; Leghorn hens. over Se lbs.. 14c: under 31 lbs. I2c lb.: colored hens. 4 to b Ilia.. ISe to 19e lb.; over 5 ihs.. I7c to Ise lb.: No. 2 grade. 2s, less. Potatoes, new crop Ynklma (Inms, $1.25; l'nkinta White Rose. NS'hito UMW, ;1.25 centni: locni, 81.25 rentni; local, 31.35; Des chutes. $1.35. Onions, new crop. Walla Vann 50s. firm to 75e; Yakima 100s. $1.25 to $1.40. NVool, 1937 clip. nominal; Wil Inmate valloy medium, 35e lb.; coarse nod braids, 33e 111.; enstern Oregon. fine. 2e to 290 lb.: me dium, 31c. to 33c lb.; crossbred, 32e to 33o lb. Stay, selling price to retailers. Ai Iran, No. 1, $17.50 ton: Oat, vetch. 813.00; clover. 812.00 tot); timothy, enatern Oregon. quoted; sumo. V1IIIOY, unquoted. ton, Port hind. cilicAo0 poi:A.1'0Es CITICA(0, Sept. 22 ( AP USDA ) Potatoes. 95: on track 413; total US shipments au I; best, q unlit y Triumphs slight ly stronger, demand good. 0111Pr stock steady, demand fair; sup plies hoary; sacitod per cwt. Idsho Russet Burhanks US No. 1, $I40-50; OCCAMOIIIII car high er and lower; US No. 2, $11- 20; Washington 'Unmet 13ur banks US No. 1, large, $180 : !dont ans nitwit. Burbank!' fair condition $1.15-20. itosToN NV ( MIL ,TIOS'CON, Soot. 28 riex worn morn nuntorotta in tho wool market today, but salept con tinued small in volume, Buyers were intornmied mainly in locating - available stinnitY& , Ocensional gales or good FrOnCh combing 1011011s fi tin torritory wool,' in original bowl worn made at about DO cent'', matured biltith. Some dealers worn reported to br ' offering ordinary short French -. combing original wool at. 86 cents. MODERN WOMEN -' Nutt Not SON mnnthly on mut delay thin to colticnorvouttiltrititb ,co,.yoq,rniiiiIar mum Cbl-obenterti Viltittond Ilrnnd 1'1111w affective. Nliable and vs Quick lidlet. timid by NI druninth forover511yonnt. Ath lot ictitk TliPtolay Prov Intim tiny Moot h 11110 Year limo 1931 High 1937 Low 1934 High 1934 Low Now 1997 1,ow. Stock Market Quotations NEW l'Olt K. Sept. 2N ()D.-- Specie Itien lield the adviincitig limelight In today's Mora market while mottle lenders were kept in tile background by profit netting. The lint hall itn ups and dowilm throughout. but prices generally. pointed upaftril Gains runtiiii4 to two points at the opening wet e cancelled in ninny (linen later. There were aubsequent recoveries tied npcial favorites climbed tie much nil neven pointa at the bed. Speeillative forges found little especially stimulating In the new'', although moat letined to ward the buying Aldo on (lie 01- ory the rally started yenterilitY Mill had Nome diatence to go In view of the lengthy setback hitch met numerous stock,' to new low territory for tho pact two fears. The bond departtnent WAR hes itant for a while. rail loans came forward eventually and aided WI:- fir C1101401111. Foreign market were better and purchaning orders for American sectirit telt came la from abroad. There wore also moderato offeringa from thin Poll ree. The trailing volume wan connid erably under the day before. trans fire approximating I.4 00.000 Moires. Today's cloning quotations: Air Reduction RC Allied Chet:ONO liye 190 Allied Stores I 2.1 American Can 9 6 Air ilminctimi AI Chemical Dya 190 AIIicl SIori. I 24i American Can 96 American & Foreign Power 5 T. T. & T. 163i T. T. & T. American Tob. American Vater Works Anitenntin Copper Armour Illinois Atchison. T. & S. F. Aviation Corp. Baltimore & Ohio flarnsdall Bend ix Avitit ion liethlehem Steel Boeing Air Briggs M. Budd Mfg. California Packing Callahan Z-I, Calumet & Hecla Canadian Pacific Case. J. Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Certain-Teed Chesapeake & Ohio Chryfiler Motor Columbia Gam & Electric Commercial Investment Td Commercial Solvent Commonwealth & Southern Conaolidated Edison Consolidated Oil Corn Products Curt is Wright On Pont & De N. Electric Auto Light General Electric General Fonda General Motors Goodyear Tires Great Northern PM.. Itudeon Motor Illinois Central insp. Copper International Harvester International Nickel Can International P. & P. pfd I. T. & T. Johns Manville , Kennecott Con. Copper 1,1bbei-O-Ford !mews' Monty Ward National Biscuit ......... National Distillers National Power & Light New York Central North American Northern Pacific Packard Motor Penney, J. C. Penn R. R. Phillipa Petroleum Pressed Steel Car Public Service Now Jersey PIIIIITIRTI Co. i. Radio Corp. Remington Rand Republic Steel Reynolde Tot). B Sears Roebuck Shell Union Southern Calif. Edison Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard OH California Standard Oil New Jersey Studebaker Corp. 7.ii 143 391 Si 5s 41 171 1s1 I4i 71a 313 1;i 291 24 10A 113 771 29i Si 411 911 92 521 10A 2 31 1'2 5S1 4 144 31 4" 341 491 301 3" 111 lag 151 931 52i 631 7A 1011 471 572 7011 45 211 271 SO 271 221 191 7 85 291 491 122 38 373 171 252 482 751 2111 21 32 log 361 56 91 FLOOR SANDING REFINISHING Phone MIR or 11588111 Free Estimates ' Prices Right AVI4,11tAGFAS led by to ,Ipow. MCI 82.7 M97 91; 99.0 10.7 99.2 fith9 Jo Indti 100.7 I00.7 102.8 103.0 101.1 100.7 104.4 101.8 10 ttill'a 94.7 ,J3.9 94,9 102.4 10241 03,0 1031 99.3 Superior Oil Texati ZaK Gulf Sulphur TrittireAmerican l'ulon Carbide l'olon Niel' le United Airlines Co ited Air. rail Coifed Culled Gan lingo. R. Rubber I. so 141.1 Vulworth Veidern Union Ver.tineholike Electric iiito M0101' IVO"' worth THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON South S. F. Livestock Chicago Livestock 10 For. 69.4 69.7 71.1 69.5 74.7 69.4 74.0 67.0 (losing ()I JJJJJ Ilona (II lii Sgrvico Elect rit Bond & Shnre 3i 50 314 I3i 87,t 197 211 34 11.1 h21 lo;I 421 2 12 i SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28 ( A PUSDA I Hog s. receipts lar,o head. including 865 head di dert; market silently to Die tower. Bulk gond to choice 175 to 225 lb. butchers. $ I lr,0 to $ 1 160, lat ter top; good Co cholco 159 lb. light lights and package medium light butehers. $11.25: few 24o to 270 lb. butchers, $11.00 to Witt; bulk packing 'tows. $3.75. Cattle, receiptI 300 head, in eluding 60 direct: steers practic ally absent. quoted nominally ateady; medium to good beef 'Opera quoted around $13.60 to $975: half lead good steers from nearby feed-lot late Monday at 89.75 overage 1095 lb. after 4 per cent shrink; package coma tnon mixed heifers and ateers, 86.00; practically entire supply she stock steady: half load medium grass hei(ers, $7.25; good 1010 lb. glass ei)WM 3 ml. I 71; I no 101thi COM MOM to medium. COWS, 8 4.75 to $525; low cutters and cutters. $3.50 to St .50: package meditint bulls, $5.75, unchanged. Late lontitty: three loads meditsm to good stocker steers, $7.50 to $775. CaRes. receipts 60 head, including 40 direct; little change. totality considered: few common to medium slaughter 'MVOS. 85.00 to $7.00: vealers absent, choice quoted up to $10.00. Sheep. receipts 650 head. In cluding 300 head direct. market for lambs steady to weak; two decks medium to good 75 lb. Ote gon wooled latnits, $0.20: two decks medium to good 76 lb. me dium pelt California Iambs, $8.50; other classem scarce; odd lots 98 lb. yearlings, S6.25: package slaughter ewes unsold. Late Mon day: six decks good 77 lb. Oregon wooled lambs. $9.60, with 234 head 67 lb. feeders sorted off at SS.25. CHICAGO, Sept. 28 (Al' USDA)Hog s 12.000: fully 25 lower than 31onday's average; weights from ISO lb. down 25- 40 off; top $12.30; bulk good and choice 190-230 lb. $ 11.90- 12.25; 150-1S0 lb. $11.4042.00; bulk good and choice 240-300 lb. $11.60-12.15; most good sows $10.40-75; few best light weights to $10.00. Cattle $000. calves 1500; hardly enough strictly grain fed steers hero to make a market; few loads on mile bringing strong Prices; early top $19.25. Some held higher; sprinkling $16.00- bat largely $9.50-13.00: cows and heifers weak; weighty fenders lower; replacement cat tle about 25 lower for the week to date at $0.50 up to $10.25 according to weight; venter top $12.50. Sheep 10.000; miring lambs slow; few sales about steady; generally refusing lower bidet native springers $10.25-50: most bids at inside; early top $10.60; quality western offeringe general iii, t,,,4 SChilling pepper will season a Bar, I I 7:1.7.,m. kt million steaks tonight ly al trnalvn: nhopp mtnady; tin i Inn nwen 13,50-4.75; too 112 wpmtenin $5,00. WHEAT FAILS TO MNITAIN GAINS CIIICM.I0, Rept. 28 (1') Wheat climbed Il t Rome gingen today about centn a bombe), hut failed tO hold gain,' In the abnence of ag grennlyo new export buying. The bent upturn tor wtwlit wan In July fiPlivpry, which wan m ewl), quoted twiny for the Ma' lime at 21.022. At the closo wheat, wan le to c above Monday'', Minh, Deeem her gI.nat to $1.0811, NIny 21.O81 to 101i. July $ LO4l: corn on changed to en higher, Oct000r 722c, December Oka to g5ic, nue oath unchanged to i,: HP. !Angell Valley LANtiELL VALLEY -- Thonimm I rom Berholli. Calif.. hits Ylmiting h Ii brothiT und fa Mr. rind Mrs. 11,1c Thomas. for two wmi,km. He loft for him hnine F SPUD liVEIITISING FUE PASSES S19 A total Of $152.45 toward the hind tor adv,rtiming Klamath btIMIfl Potatoes In metropolitan eentPra in the 11011111 1IHM already hmm mild in, nevording to an an noan,ommit. trom County Agent A Henderson, member or 'ha 1.x.Tiolvn comnilm,e In :iitg n plunm tor amid advertiming. G MYPIN or the K Immo II bakin nnd Tule it atman have piefiged thernmolvea to nay Ift centm an note to tho Inud. Tsenty-three Rrowera paid in thoir pledw.,11 last wok to the amount or ll15.40, RN! a thijtional ;unworn ho have already paid in eontriimtiona were 1111110tillefql TIIPVIfiy aa follows: Ilar Ja,knon. .Ndin 8 4.00 Iiem C. Wt, Malin 6.50 L. IL Sehreiner. lin 2.50 W. 0. Hmith, Malin 1.10 prpd jorewelow. Malin 1.70 J. Smith, 210 2.50 Tony vimorm, Malin 3.50 V. A. Layman, 'Atalitt .45 John spolek, Malin 1.70 ThPodorn Helm, Malin 2.50 Joe Krezel, Malin 2.50 Charlie Card. M,rrill 2.00 Lathile Hainto. Malin 320 !4taniey JohnFon, 11 40 B. II. PMkeit, Malin .70 M. M. StaFtny. Malin 8.00 .1. It. ita,liff Malin 5.00 P:arl McVay. Merrill 4.10 Ian? week, accompanied hy his Burrell short, Henley 7,n0 mother. We. J. Henry Thomas, E. E, B,eder, pin(' Grove 3.6e in epent the entnmer et the O. D. Reeder. Wen. 1.7,0 Vietnam ranch. W. G. Bell. Henley 5.tio Fire burned over about a hund- Jay A. Fairelo. Henley Cite red mere! on the Philpott. Vinyard -- and itradletrn ranehes Friday. It Total TS7.05 buillOrt porno fenees and pomp filifiql filly. but the Hacked grain wee eaved. Sprague River Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tiek nor via- ited their ranch in angell valley - on Thuraday. They came down ; SPRACE ItivEn Mrs. Earl from Anna Springs at Crater ; 11101 le enjoy- La k e. ieg a 'sir from her daughter, Mre. :Sire. Lela Murray and We. Floe- ' Earn, of Fort ence Betkine hnve been very ill 1 Mre. Mary Chilognin and Mrs. but are reported improving. I Line Barceley and Fl11 Donald at- nussol left- Nlowl"Y tended the Penileton round-up. Corvallis, Oregon, where he will amein! college. Mrs. Norma Jackson went to Al- MVP. Own Pepple i confined to bany this week to enroll her son in es ; the Klamath school. ath Valley hospital. re- ! envering from a serious operation Miss Olive Pankey Will, a patient performed last :londaj. in the Hillside hospital Thursday Ross Leavitt of Hawthorne. No- night, being treated for a car vada, le visiting for a week with buncle. his brother and family, the Les Miss Jane ileidrieh left Tuesday Leavitte. l for Corvallis w hero she will begin Nlise Dorothy Revell ettended a her junior year at the etate col meeting in Klamath Falls Tuesday I k g,, eyenhig of the P. E. O. Sisterhood.' Mr. and Mrs Carl Kin and Charlene are on a trip to Wyom- laughter Mrs. Ivan Egeere and ;l small daughter Cariee of Hunting- in n ton Park, Calif., visited last week- '"' "nd Iowa' end with ND and Mrs. Ed Sullivan Mre. Joe Laitanger, who spent and daughters. The Kings were re- the simmer in Duluth. has re turning home from a vacation trip turned to Sprague RiVPI to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fuller are be Mrs. Lois Rollins and Mrs. Lola ing congratulated upon the birth of a baby daughter. Chandler visited Mrs, Betty pie on Saturday evening. , Jack Reeves brought in a deer Mrs. Theresa Prior left Satur- the first few days of the season. day for her home in Hollywood. Harry Short of Sprague River and ltill :tiaast. Sherley Stockard Calif., after 'spending the summer and George Beck of it ly hunted in months with her daughter and family, the Paul Monroe& California three dajs but were un- suceessful in bagging a deer. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Brown re- turned Tuesday from a hunting The Ladies Service league held a. business meeting Wednesday and fishing trip. Mr. and :Irs. Herb Johnson and Audrey of Bly night. The following officers were enjoyed the trip with them. elected to serve the following sea- . son: president. Mrs. A. L. Book; Frank Grohs was taken to the ice-president. Mrs. Harry Short; Klamath Valley hospital Monday I v night. Ms condition is serious. secretary. Mrs. Jack Reeves; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rollins and treasurer. M G rs. race Reynolds, smo, loft Tuosdy morning for and custodian of the flower fund, Mrs. Marion Heidrich. Plans for their home at Deep Springs. Ne- braska, after visiting several the year's program were die weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Dee cussed. followed by refreshments. Chandler and son. Mrs. Rollins ' School is getting under way tin- tens. der the principalship of John Hey- and Mrs. Chandler are twin sic- den. Miss Mildred Shipman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sullivan en- teaches the primary grades. Miss Elea tertained with a dinner on Satur- nor Barth the intermediate day evening. Guests were Mr. anti grades and Miss Ann Delezal the Mrs. Ed Sullivan, Doris and La- tipper grades. Miss Umphlette vonne Sullivan, Ettie Boyd. Harry tette hes the ninth and the tenth Boyd and Mr. and Mn. Carl King grades. R. C. Tusher is the new janitor. A new room and basement and Carlie of Huntington Park, Calif. were added to the school this sum G. M. Loomis is spending a few leer. A furnace was installed in the basement. the rooms were kat- days vacation at his ranch in Lan- gell valley. combed and painted and the gym- Mr. and Mot. Charles Revell en- nasium received a new roof. all of ' tertained Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy which have added greatly to the appearance of the school. Cranthlitt and daughter of Klam- ath Falls at dinner on Friday eve- nine. Finger marks can be removed Mr. and Mrs. Don Powers and front furniture by rubbing with a Virgil and Norman Powers of Mer- soft rag and sweet oil. rill were Sunday dinner guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Antos Queen Elizabeth and her court Powers. were the first to wear silk stock Mrs. Mary Dearborn entertain- Ings. ed with a luncheon on Wednesday. Her guests were Mrs. Grace Rev- HOW LONG CAN A ell. Mrs. Margaret Dearborn, Mrs. Cora Leavitt, Mrs. Grace Dearborn and Miss Dorothy Revell. THREE-QUARTER WIFE Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fulton of Klamath Falls are spending sew- es oral days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank HOLD HER HUSBAND? Dearborn. Miss Dorothy Revell left Friday morning for Corvallis, where she VOtt have to work at marriage will attend college. .1. to make a succom of it. Men may be selfish. unsympathetic. Miss Lois Grohs is attending but that's the way they're made business college at Portlitud. and you might as well realize it. Mrs. Mary Monroe of Poe VitilOY When your hack aches and your visited her son and daughter-in- norms scream. don't take it out law a few days last. week; the on your hushand. Ile can't possibly know how you feel. Louis Monroe's. rnr1114,16,ntingmtl TWA. Okla. (Al.) William (Dad) Gaffney, 75, who has plunged and lost On oil enterprises half a dozen times since he came to Oklahoma front Ridgefield. Conn., 20 years ago, was absent from his job RR a hotel elevator "boy" today for the first time in 15 rears. his latest well attempt is ex pected to produce.2.000 barrels a day. , HAWAIIAN GUITAR CLASSES Starting Saturday, Oct. 2 - 9 A. M. Get Full Details at Derby's Music Store Register Now VOrl have to work at num-lage A to make a sucems of IL Nies may bo selfish. unsympathetic. but that's the way they're made and you might as well realize it. When your back aches and your nerem scream. don't take it out on your husband. Ile can't possibly know how you feel. For t hree generationsone WOMMI has told another how to go "smil.. ing through" with Lydia E. Pink. hams Vegetable Compound. la helps Nature tone up the aystem. thus lessening the discomforta from the functional disorders which women must enduro in the three ordeals of life: 1. Turning from girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre paring for motherhood. 3. Ap proaching "middle ago." Iton't im a three-oilatter wife, take LYDIA' E,a PINKIIANI3 VEGETA It LE emipouND and Go "Smiling Through." ad sweet oil. Elizabeth nod her court I first to wear silk stock 1 Pia In a a al a CUNNING BECOMES SECRETARY OF ASTORIA CHAMBER Tom Cunning, Px-K lama t h Jenne man, was here Tuesday preparing to move to Astoria, where he will heeorne tha secretary of the Am toria eltamher of vommerce. Cunning entered chamber of commerce netivitlem immediatelY after leaving Oregon State becoming secretary or the chatnber at taker. Ile later Nerved am aecretary at At,hianti. Mrs. Cunning and their daugh ter, Sally, were here Tuesday from Oakland, where the family has been living recently. Sta-Curl Oil Permanents A Special Oil. $300 Guaranteed to be soft and curly. . Try One RIMER'S BEAUTY SHOP DOS 3lain Acro.4 Main From Oregon Bank Building OwnerHERSCHEL HADLEY I Phone OperatorEMMY LOU HANKS 1343 , ninth E 1E Rs tri to:11cTi Li n SITIO egl )1Egig, Twists and Turns in The News wax revealed hereindigestIon. In an obstacle race in which pilote took off, landed. ate a cherry pie. took off. landed and blew op a balloon. William E.. C. Swope followed tho Naos care fully. He grit through the cherry pie. but when he came to bin" up the balloon something stuck in his throat. He had eaten not only the pie but the cardboard plate it came on as well. He lost. SINGULAR COLUMBUS. Kas. (AP)Eu gene Humble. 9. never whispers in class at the Humble district school. He's at the head of the class, also at the foot of the class. He is the only pupil enrolled and the school board announced it will stand behind Teacher Robert Shaw's nine-month contract. TWO CCC YOUTHS - GET YEAR TERMS IN COUNTY JAIL Carl Edward Byrd and Roy Edward Ritchie were sentenced to one year each in the county Jail by Circuit Judge Edward B. Ashurst Tuesday morning. The two defendants are CCC boys. They admitted robbing a car of a Los Angeles tourist at Lake 0 the Woods. SNOW CLAN SETS FIRST MEETING FOR WEDNESDAY First fall meeting of the Klamath Snow Clan has been called for the courthouse Wed nesday evening. Innis Roberts. president of the Clan, said that anyone inter ested in winter sports, regard less or membership in the or ganization. is urged to be pres ent. Ways and means of getting the winter program started will be fully discussed. Our Stock Is Complete TERMS - TRADES 195 E. Main RAILROAD NEWS 111 SHIPMENTS Of SPIJOS 110 CARS Potato s hltunnn Is from On Kitimat h basin iIFLVfl Otiikql 170 care from tient onilior 15 to Snit tomboy 27, inclusi v., (tenoni to tabulations of Rosa Aubrey, Inapant or. sept ember 15 29 ari September 14 22 cars September 17 11 cars september I 12 cars September 19 1 car September 20 7 cars 21 17 cars September 22 I S cars septem her 22 ..... 15 cars September 24 I i cars September 25 17 cars September 26 5 cars September 2 7 8 cars DIVORCE HAUNTS quloss ired slightly l than tw Class I railroads in 1936 re- o FREDERICK. Md. (Al') ounces of fuel to move one gross Charlet; M. Ramsburg. 65, went to ton. which includes equipment the courthouse to get a license to and freight, a distance of one remarry the woman from whom mile. he had been divorced 34 years ago. He watt taken aback when he Large quantities of roses and found that he was till on the other cut flowers are shipped hooks! for $10. the cost of the di- front pacific coast to Atlantic vorce. passenger , CORSE Citi.S in refrigerator cars NVith the help of his attorney he attached to fast trains. got the matter straightened out without paying the $10 and mar. More than 1.250.1100 carloads red his former wife. of fresh meats. fritite, vegetables and other perishable products B11131ARINE TUMBLE are moved in refrigerator ears NEW YORK (AP)--To the list from all parts of the country. of embarrassing moments add that of Ernest Glaesford. 54. who Freight rare in use in this fell overboard from a submarine. country have an average capacity The submarine. owned by Simon of 4S.S tons. the greatest on Lake and built for salvaging record. sunken treasues, was floating on the surface, however, when Glass- Steel rails which have been ford. a watchman on the undersea boat. toppled into the water. He Acmralb. was rescued by Ernst Wolmer, a friend. I This Association Offers a Higher Interest Rate Pius Guaranteed Safety WISE Investors Choose First Federal er0 , t Gtarrent 1 Dividend $1.00 Starts Your Account First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF KLAMATH FALLS 11.1 No. 9th St. Phone 376 Member of Federal Savings and Loan insurance Corp "OUR, LOCATION SAVES YOU MONEY" PACE SEVEN welded morn thin R length nen being tilted by certain IIIIIIOII(I III thn United tomes In order to detertninu their prao lienniIity. In the first it mont ha thin year Chet I railromin installed In ROrvire 228 new Ateam loco motives and 38 new electric end Diesel itmomotivea. They hail 252 new nteam anti 37 new elec. tile and Diesel locomotives on order on Rept. 1. 'rho A moricso public turns over to tho Railway Express Axone), for shipment an amuse (Jr 270 shipmonts Avery minute. GIRL SCOUTS ENJOY "FAR . I Until the last week the Sea- I HORIZON" PARTY I son' s heaviest shipments have. gone out of Merrill. Malin and ! The Far Horizon party given Turns in Hatfield, but during the Pam'. "1 hv guardians anti the Presidents' tintiter of eels halie I chit, at the Camp Fire House The News days a n moved nut of Stukel and lioAley 1 mmi .ny n g was : in the va evenin a success, lley Just south of Klein- i ath Falls. 1 judging by the hilarity displaYed 1 l while games were going on. if ASTE COSTS4 RACE Daily shipments during the Ca w BA Uri MORE (AP) A new l period b have een listd me rooms ore conducted by e as tot- t i F danger to aerial Circus I tuntf 'ranees Ellen Krueger, Kosteula r8 Iowa: i club at the Camp Fire House Monday evening was a AUCCARA, judging by tho hilarity displaYed while games were going on. Came rooms wore conducted by Frenees Ellen Krueger. Kosteuts group, of the SnerPd Heart Reath Noy. Phyllis Smith, Wako.groul; high twhool girls, Sylvia Thump. son, Tawaklia group. Fairview s,heol. and Dorothy Ann Riggs, tVinerna g r up of Roosevelt school. , PHAN! WA rA A w a rd ed for writ- in g the largest numher of words P of gold. found In "Far Horizon" and put- tine the pot of gold at the end of the rdnhow: prizes were given Lettie Stewart of Waite group and Rose Gallagher and 3lavis Patterson. both of the Kostelits group. Refreshmente Ivere tied In yellow paper napkins to repre sent pots - party ended with a pep talk by the local executive on the new membership drive. The slogan for the 1937 fall mein. bership campaign is "Joy to Be long and Fan to Lead." The following groups had almost a 100 per cent representation: Winerna of Roosevelt and ICOR.. teuta of Sacred Heart academy. Sir Robert Hatfield once esti. mated that the world loses more than $2.500,000,000 annually through the corrosion of steel. with IIEgih HORSE SHOW , - . and RODEO Lt' ii'i' PORTLAND, OREGON Ottaber2tolO , p )1 i ilA 19 Shows In Ono I 4 - II acres under one , roof Exhibits of ourebred Live. stock,Dogs,Poultry, I :, Pet Stock,Wild Life, 4 4,701-; Manufactured and Is Ai I.--,,dt- 'it Land Products, diH '411,M'Ir''' - Club and Smith. Hughes Vocational Education Works also Horse Show and Indoor Rodeo. LARGE PREMIUM LISTS a 30,-BEDROOM SUITES-30 To CHOOSE FROM Out of the High Rent District ,11,,m1,...mummommwmmomomOn01111 I: he two defendants are CCC ! ; 1.4.1,....7, rKcmlum LIU1Z , They admitted robbing a I Member of Federal Savings 11111tFARE54-t, Alt ungs of a Los Angeles tourist at and Loan Insurance Corp i ' - ' ' B o the Woods. .461IP...011AlitSillti: I e , OW CLAN SETS , . . 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WE RnATIonn -higESTacit i ,, - : 7. 491L UR ' 11,111ble and give 12010 Milt. nom Dy I1IdflIuinthfnrflvnr.SIJy'r. Ath lot lo CHICHESTERk PILLS: 'IND DIAMOND (1, SAAND" Apt. tot