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' November 18, 1939 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ManJzeii and financial 1 ! PRIG S UNEVEN E 115 STOCKS SEE SLOW SESSION NBW YORK, Not. II (JT Blocks wandered aimlessly over slightly uneven territory In moil of todsy's merkel, bill Impruvml tendencies appeared Imrn and there In the closing hour. It was a elow-mollon session throughout, with transfers of .round 600,000 ehnrfe lining the v smallest for a (till day In shout two weeks. Business newi still wan lo tha llkloi or Well Street wllh tha Steady tlow or earnings end divi dend) (urnlihlni further confirm tlon or the fell upswing. At the eeme time, likelihood of some "corrective" recession In the next rew months waa recognized I" financial quarters. Brightening the scene wan Jump of one point In this week's steel mill operations. At 03.5 per eent or rapacity, output oa, far the second week, highest sliwo the Amerlran Iron 6 Kll Insti tute began Issuing estimates In Itll. Adams Eipress ...... 81 Air Reduction - 6 r. t Alaska Juneau 7 Al Chem Dye 13 Allied Storm 'J J American Can 109 Am Eng Til - 3J Am For Power 21 Am Power A Light 4 , Am Rid Sla Kan Hi Am Roll Mllla IS! Am Smell A let - SI I Am Tel A Tel lust Am Tob "B" - 81 Am Water Worke Ill Am Zinc LAS 8 Anaconda "1 Armour III Atrblton i Auburn Auto 31 Baroadall Hi Halt A Ohio 0 Bendlx Avla 311 Beth Steel . 8 31 Boeing Alrp 21 Borden - 20J Borge-Warner - 20 1 Budd Mrg Calir Packing - 231 Callahan Z L 2 Calumet Has Canadian Pacific 5 Case (J I) - " Cat Tractor '21 Celanete - . 27 i Cert-Teed 1 1 Chea A Ohio 40 Chrysler - 86 Col Oea A El ...... H Coa'l Solvents 121 Comm'nw'lth A Sou - li ' Coneol Alreratl 29 Conaol Edtion J"l Comol Oil " i Confl Can 411 Corn Product! C-i Crown Zellerbach 161 Curtlaa Wright . 111 Doug Aircraft 80s Dupont De N n Eaitman Kodak 103 El pow A Lt - 1 1 Erie R R 2 4 General Eloctrlo . 38 i General Foods .. . 43 i Oen Oaa A El "A" I General Motora RK t RED CROSS wi..iuj wen m By EATtli WHITI.OCK With the first nlaruma of this sew war, tha RKD CROSS spranii Into Initant action, rcody to inri not any one a a 1 1 o u or (roup of natlone, but Humanity at large. There are bo national fron tlera In RED CROSS, ai there are none In Hu manity' needa. Hunger and pain and cold and dl eeaae apeak one language. Every day la "M" day for thli (ar-reaching organisation. It may be a flood In Texna or an earth quake In Chile or a famine In India or an air raid "nomowhoro la France." You will rontl In your paper, In the first report of the eataatrophe, that the RED CROSS la la charge. The RED CROSS doesn't have to got ready to go to the scene of trouble. It IB there, organised, prepared for Instant and efficient action. RED CROSS needa your mem bership and that of each man nd woman In America. One Hol lar surely that la little enough to put Into an orgnnlrntlon which may tomorrow be called upon to ear your lire and the llvoa or those desr to you. Join the local RED CROSS. Headquarters are at 420 Mnln treat. . Drop In there and sense their tremendous and Important ac tivity. Your dollar will mnko you a participant In this world wide movement for mankind's aid, v Carload Potato Shipments Day of Season lOB04O Mouth mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm " . ,, Nov, lo Heaaon N"v' Dll"y Date loDale 1 18 16 1481 3 22 17 14110 2 T 1618 4 88 Toi 1664 4 106 1661 8 18 121 1674 i 26 i not . 26 172 1626 26 llll 1061 10 80. 228 ' 1681 11 40 208 1721 12 8 276 1729 26 29 30 Month shipments by truck Heaaon IBSa-aO Nov. to Season p,lly Date lo Date 17 17 1660 J7 44 16)7 16 19 1(01 12 TT" 1814 28 97 1840 16 112 1666 11 144 1687 1 173 1716 31 206 1749 9 lit 1768 7l 247 1790 3S 280 1828 24 104 1847 26 130 1883 il 168 1908 il 417 1970 il 468 2011 il 608 1069 il 680 2113 19 679 1132 il 810 11(3 ll (8( 1181 ll (81 2214 5 , 1(4 2217 Hi 482 2231 il 716 22(6 6 718 2271 16 733 2288 il 762 2116 46 803 2371 Compiled from official reporta by the county agent's office, Htate Fcdoral Inspoctor lloss Aubrey and The Herald and News. Glllclto Goodyear Tiro (it Nor lly pfd Mocker Prod Hudson Motora Illinois Central Innp Copper lni Harvester Int Nick Can Int Pap A p pfd t it I Tl ft Tel , Jolmi Mulivlllu Kennocott Lib O Ford ... Lla-g .Myers "B" Lonw's .. Long-Dell "A" I.orlllard P .MontgomtTy Ward Nasli-Kvlv Nat l Ulscult Nafl Cash NaCI Dairy Prod Nat l Dlst Nat l Pour A Lt N Y Central North Amer Co Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Otis Rtoel I'ac Amor Fish Pao (Ins A F.I Packard Motor Poniiey (J C) l'enna R R Phclpi Dodge Phillips Pot Proctor A Gamble Pressed steel Car Pub Svc N J Pullman Radio Rem Rand Ropuhllc Steel .. Reynolds Tob "B" Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck .' Shell Union Socony Vacuum Sou Cal Edison ........ Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Gas ft El ........ Stand Oil Calif Standard Oil Ind Stand Oil N J Stone ft Webster Studcbaker Sup Oil Texas Corp Texas Quit Sulphur Tidewater Asso Oil Tlmken Roll Bearing ..... Trans-America Union Carbide Union Oil Calif Union Pacific ..... United Aircraft United Airlines ...... United Corporation ....... United Fruit United Gas Imp - U S Induat Alcohol U S Rubber U 8 Rubber pfd U 8 Steel Vnnadlum Walworth Warnor Pictures Western Union Westlnghouse White Motor Woolworth ..................... (i .... 24 i .... 27 .. 10 .... 61 .... 13 .... 16 1 .... 62 .... 40 .... 47. .... 4 J .. 76 .... 39s .. 611 .... 99 . 34i .... 4 222 .... 631 ... 7 .... 23 .... 15, 161 ... 231 .... 6, .... 20 .... 22, 10 ... 7 ... 12 ... 6 ... Hi ... 3( . 90 ... 261 . 40 ... 4U .. 63 ... 121 ... 191 ... 36f . . 11 . 231 ... 371 ... 8 1 ... 471 ... 8 2 ... 13 . 121 ... 26 ... 16 ... 61 ... 2 ... 271 ... 27 ... 48 ... 121 ... 9 ... 2 . 47 ... 131 ... Ill ... 60 ... 7 ... 861 ... 171 ...100 47 ... Ill ... II ... 141 ... 141 ... 221 ... 381 ..1131 ... 691 ... 33 ,. 71 .. 41 .. 28 ..112 14 ... 191 You tlnn't know how good lt Is to live llko a human being again. Wcs Carroll, endurance riyer, after he and Clyde Schlleper established new world's record ot 80 days and six houra In air. Next week Mr. Whltlork or the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home will comment on Thanksgiving. ALL RCA VICTOR RADIOS . IUCCORDS VICTROLA9 DERBY'S MUSIC CO. 120 N. 7th Portland Produce PORTLAND. Nov. 13 (AP) BUTTER Prints, A grade 33Vic lb. In parchment wrappers, 84 He in. In cartons: H grade, 32 HG lb ln parchment wrappers, 33Vc lb In cartons 11UTTERFAT First quality, maximum of .( of 1 nercent aelrii. ty. delivered Portland. 20-30 He ID.: valley routea and country points 2c less or 2Sc; premium quality maximum ot 36 or 1 per cent acidity, 2c more than first quality: second quality 2c less than first quality. EGGS Buying prices: extra large, zee; standards, large, 20c; extras, medium, 17c; standards, medium 16c: extraa, small, ITc; standards, small. 11c CHEESE Selling price to r o r 1 1 a n d retailers: Tillamook triplets. 21o lb.: loaf. 23c lb.; r.O.b. nrlcea tn wholesalers! trln. lets 19c lb.: loaf, 20c lb. f ob. Tillamook. COUNTRY MEATS Bellini price to retailers: country-killed nogs, best butchers. 126 to 160 lbs., 8 Ho to lo lb.; vealers, fan cy. HVi-UoHb.: llvhi.thln in. 12c lb.; heavy, 8-lOc; aprlng tamos, lb.; eweo, 3-6c lb.; good cutter cows, 7-7Ho lb.; canner cows, 8-7o lb.; bulls, 9 Ho lb. LIVE POULTRY Buying pncei: legnorn broilers, 1 to 1 lb"- lc; fryers, under 3 lbs.. no a to 4 lbs., 11c lb do under 3H Ihi n ih . . ored hens to 4 lbs., 14c!; do o'er o ids., 14c; No. 1 grade, 6c less. TURKEYS cm.. ... hens. 21-2.le lh ,o.. ,.7, .Il "; loms, as H-17c ONIONS w. .! v.irf. . 77 ""' m-eoo; isklma. !0-8S snir- ' mudos, 1-1 Ho lb. Mm i 1. uems, 1.70: Klamath ti . ..::"". l.n: 1V "cappoos. .... ' -e-.o eental. HAT Selllnr nrle ,n ..,.n era: alfnira, No. 1, SIS. ton; oat vetch. ia ton; clover, in ton; timothy, eastern Oregon, $18 PonuT7 ,,mo,by' 1 u ton- WOOL Eastern nr. 2B-26C lb.; crossed. l!-29e lb.;' Willamette valley, 12-month, 29c lb.; lamb, 20c lb. USC SI, IDAHO 18 PULLMAN. Wash. Um is mm . - o u.n The Cougars of Washington State college showed superiority on the aruuna Rna in ine air defeating the University of Ilaho, 11 to 12, In the 41st meeting of the gridiron feudtsta her Saturday. The American Uama 1m k ball draws a greater attendance than does the National league. OLSON REPLIES TO SACRAMENTO, Nov. 11 (AP) A proposal to pay ISO a month or more to cltlsena over 80 years was Governor C'uluort L. Olson's direct reply today to the clamor In California for Increased old age pensions, Olson, threatened with recall action by supporters of the twice rejected "ham and eggs" serif; pension plan, declared California must "take the lead" In efforts to persuade the national govern ment to lower tho pension ago from (6 to 80 and raise the pay ments to 1(0 a month. In the meantime, tho governor announced In a radio address last night, he will submit the IGo-at-(0 pension program lota special aesslon of tho state 1i kI lature expected to moot shortly. California now pays a maximum of 30 monthly lo needy aged past (a, Olson's proposal Immediately was denounced by br. Francis E. Townsund, tho California pro moter of the 320u-a-moiith Townsend old age plan. Inter viewed In Nashville, Tenn., the elderly pension leader termed It "futile," "unfair," Just a waste of public money." U. 8. Sonutor Shoiidan Downey of California, speaking In 1xs Angeles, urged sponsors of an Olson recall movement to "for get" their grievances against the governor for opposing the "ham and egga" proposition. "I express no opinion upon the possibility of recalling Gov ernor Olson," be said, "but I am confident that an attempted re call would sadly Injtiro the state of California and Inevitably weaken the economic cause for which we struggle." JES One Beautiutfand CoorcfAl6&ffW developed, printed ill IK vrce. wamy wora. send coin. from yoor film. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Prompt lity OREGON PICTURE COMPANY m PQatTLANP. ORlOjOM CHICAGO, Nov. 13 (IP) De cllnes of about a cent a bushel In the wheat pit today reflected sell ing induced by peace talk reports coming from Europe and pros pects of possible moisture rellof In the domestic wheat belt later In tbe week. Tending to encourage some buy ing that helped to check the de cline late In the session was an nouncement of an Increase in Hour export subsidy on rour exports from the pacific coast 20 cents a barrel and on shipments from other porta lo mnta. Rallying slightly from tho day's lows, wheat closed - cent lower tnnn Friday, December S"l-c, May 861-8r: corn 1-Sc down. December 601c, .May 62c; oats s-ic aown. S. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 13 (AP-USDA) HOGS: salable 300. Mostly steady compared last i-riaay. instances 6c lower con aiderlng quality; top and bulk good to choice 186-226 lb. butch era 7.06; packing sows 4.76 10 mostly 15.00. CATTLE: salable 700: Calves: salable 10. Early trade about steady on steers and heifers; load good 969-1011 lb. Idaho fed steers 39.00-26; load lota good 1060 1116 lb. fed steers 88.60-9.00; two lb. fed steers 88.69-9.00: two loads medium to good 1075-1100 lb. northern Californlns (8.60 sorted 2 head to the load, few medium 1200 lb. steers 38.00; load good heifers from nearby foedlot 18.60 sorted 6 bead med ium J8.00 averaged 809 lb. after 4 per cent shrink: cows slow early sales cunnets and cuttera about steady at 14.00-6.26, med ium to good cows held above 86; bulla ateady at 17.00 down. Calves: nominally ateady; good to cnoice veaiera quoted around flu 111.60. SHEEP, salable 700. Lambs active, unevenly 16-36c higher good 84 lb. Oregon wooled lambs 19.26 sorted 16 per cent 18.26, medium-pelt Oregon and Cali fornia lambs 89.00 sorted 10-16 per cent medium 18.00; one hun dred head, 74 lb. recently shorn Oregons 88.60; ewes fully steady, good to choice medium-pelt Ore gon slaughter ewea 4.00. PAGE SEVEN Football Results Weather NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Fair and mild but with occasional cloudiness north portion tonight and Tuesday; light rain extreme north coast tonight; light vari able wind off coast, light south erly above Cape Mendocino. WASHINGTON and OREGON Unsettled tonight add Tuesday; occasional rain west portion; snows over higher mountain; little change in temperature; moderate to fresh southerly wind off coast, occasionally gales off Washington coast. The sun Is one of the smallest and faintest of stars, despite Us apparent slse when viewed from the earth. ARMISTICE DAY GAMES Oregon 14, Oregon State 11 California t, Washington ll Hanta Clara 6; Michigan State 0 Cent. Wash. Col. of Edu. 26; East. Ore. Nor. 0. Harvard 16, Army 0 Holy Cross 14. Temple 0 Columbia 19, Navy 13 Missouri 20, NYU 7 Princeton 9, Dartmouth 7 Cornell 14, Colgate 12 Clemson 20, Wake Forest 7 Minnesota 20, Michigan 7 Fordhain 13, Indiana 0 Georgetown 20, Maryland 0 Union (NY) 4, Rochester 0 llaverford 0, Hamilton 0 Duquense 7, North Carolina State 0. ' Wealnyan 13. Williams 0 Western Reserve 38. Kent Stale 0 Amherst 19, Trinity 9 Connecticut Univ. 20, Rhode Island 14 John Carroll 49, Montlcollo A A M 7 L'psala 22, Northeastern 13 Ohio" Univ. 20, Miami (Ohio) 7 Slippery Rock Teachers 40, Ed Inboro Teachers 0 Manhattan 19, West Virginia 7 Davis Klklns 19, West Virginia Wesleyan 0 North Carolina 32, Davidson 0 Tulane 13, Alabama 0 Indiana Teachers 19, California Teachers 6 Georgia Tech 13, Kentucky t" Nebraska 7, Kansas 0 Marshall 14, Toledo 12 Richmond 13, VPI 0 Virginia State 20. Shaw 6 Washington (St. L.) 7, Oklaho ma A ft M 0. Nevada 16, Greeley State 8. Oklahoma City U 14. Omaha (. Arkansas State 26, Tennessee U JC 13. Tuskegee 9. Knoxvllle R Trinity (Texas) 2, St. .Marrs (Tol as) 0 Arkansas Tech 46, Concordia 7 Augusta (III) 12, Detroit Tech 6 Southern 6, Texas College 0 Illinois Wesleyan 7, James Mil llkln 0 Texas Aggies 6, Southern Metho dist 2 ' Rice 12. Kansas 12 Purdue 3, Northwestern 0 Illinois 7, Wisconsin 0 Ohio State 61, Chicago 0 Iowa 7. Notre Dame 6 Oklahoma 13, Kansas state 10 Lake Forest 39. Wabash 0 Southwestern Tenn 13, Howard Alabama 6 West Virginia State 18, Tennessee AftI 7 Utah state 0, Brlgham Young 0 Hofstra 13. New York Agglea 0 New Hampshire 13. Tufts 6 Swarthmore 10 John nnnvu. a Texas Miners 14. Ariiona 6 -Montana state College 14, North Dakota State 16 Denver II 13. rninri, e.. Colorado College 19, Whitman 7 u ui umn j,, u oi Hawaii 19 uonxaga 23.. .Montana U 0 Colorado Mines 71 (CO.), Western State 7 Texaa Christian 16. Tulsa 0 Auburn 10, Vlllanova 1 Ohio Wesleyan 13. Centre 7 Chatanooga 13, Birmingham South 12 Knox 14, Coe 6 Florida A&M 20, Le Moyne 7 Marquette 21, Iowa state 2 Bradley 18. Waohington Jeffer-I son 0 Hattlesburg Teachers 7, Missis sippi 7 Union (Ky) 14. Transylvania 7 Cheyney Teachers 12, Delaware 7 Baylor 20, Texas 0 Ball Teachers 16. Valparaiso 7 De PailW 46 farlhim a Tennessee 34, The Citadel 0 Susquehanna 13, Jaunita 0 Furman 20, south Carolina 0 Kintr 34 Mlllloi. c St, Paul (Va.) 12, St. Augustine 0 lemenary o, Texaa Tech 0 South Dakota State 34, Morning side 13 Wilburforco 9, Kentucky State I. C. 6 TftllerincB t Vlm, m Boston University 13, Cincinnati 6 ! Aiuiua 10, nopj 7 Drexel 14. Ursinus 14 Georo-in R PtnrMa 4' Franklin Marshal 21, Gettysburg HI Norwich 0, Vermont Duke 20, VMI 7 Lincoln (Pa.) 7, Virginia Union 8 William ft Mary 19, Randolph Macon 6 Ontario 6, Nyssa 0 Cottage Grove 20, University (Eugene) 0 Dallas (, Independence 0 Medford High Schedules Tilt Yflth La Grande MEDFORD. Nov. 13 (p) Tbe Medford high school football squad, state title contenders, will play the La Grande high school team here next Friday night, November 17, It waa announced Monday by Leonard P. Maytleld, principal of tho Medford senior high school. Tho clash waa made possible when MacLoughlln high of Mll-ton-Preewater, originally sche duled to play here Friday, grarl. oualy cancelled Its date with tbe Black Tornado. Principal May field said MacLoughlln high agreed, to call off the game, pro vided the two teams would play next year. If both were con tenders. Word from La Grande'a team of the acceptance pf the Medford challenge waa contained In a tele gram from Jamea King, La Grande school principal. Medford In Its drive for con sideration as a title contender, has scheduled a game here Thanksgiving day with Coquille. an undefeated, unscored upon coast area squad. Efforts to ar range a gamo with Milwaukie, of the no name league failed. The La' Grande outfit ia un defeated In eastern Oregon, but has a tie with Pendleton. Med ford a record Is the same. Dom DIMagglo Sold to Red Sox by Seals SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13 W) Bespectacled little Dominic DI Magglo, voted the Pacific Coast baseball league's most valuable player last aeason, goes to the American league Boston Red Sox next year climbing Into the majors from San Francisco' aand lots Just as his two elder broth ers did. Sale of Dominic's contract, along with that of Larry Powell, young left-handed pitcher, was announced by the San Francisco Seals ot the Pacific coast league. Powell will report In 1941. Frank "Lefty" O'Doul. man ager of the Seala, said "we get cash and two players" from Bos ton. "Tbe players will be decided at the Major league meeting In Cincinnati Dec. 4, O'Doul said. "I am not at liberty to discuss the cash involved." A grandmother is reported em ployed aa a taxicab driver. They Just will not be satisfied with their knitting theso days. ' Dons Defeat -Gaels. 7 to 0 SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 11 UP) It waa a gloomy group or St. Mary's football players that waa en route to New York City today for the Fordham game Saturday. The Gaels' 7 to 0 loss to Univer sity or San Francisco yesterday made this one of their most dis astrous seasons In 19 years. The first U.8.F. victory over St. Mary'a in 16 years of pigskin rivalry came on a break at the opening of the third period. Ivan Plvaroff. St. Mary's end, rumbled the klckoff and Right End Bill Telesmanlc ot U.S.F. pounced on the ball on the Gael 22. Three playa later Fullback Cllfr Fisk passed to Left Half Marv Mosconl, who dodged 10 yards to the goal line. Right Halt Mel Reid place-kicked the extra point. Beavers Lose Five Players tn Hard Tilt CORVALLIS, Ore., Nov. 13 (P) Five members ot the Oregon state varsity who were Injured In the game with tbe University or Ore gon Saturday will be unable to practice this week and some of them may not be able to play against California hero next Sat urday. Tho Beavera defeated Oregon, 19-14, for their sixth victory against one defeat. Durdan, half bacV, auatalned a lacerated cheek, M. Kobler, half, a badly sprained left thumb; Jim Klsselburgh, full back, a badly bruised shoulder; Bob Pena and Walt Jelsma, end and tackle, respectively, Injured knees. Trainer Del Allman a a I d It would not bo known until Thurs day whether all of the Injured Orangemen would be available for the Bear game. Golden Gloves Set at Seattle SEATTLE. Nor. 13 (AP) Fistic hopefuls from tbe entire Pacific northwest will gather here December 11 and 12 for the annual district Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament at tbe Civic auSitorium. Announcing the dates Satur day, tournament managers said entries would be limited to about 80, many to be chosen in CCO, naval and sub-dtstrtct elimination tournaments. Police arrested a man who was tound tearing np IS bills and throwing them away. Racing tana do practically the same thing, but a little less ostenta tiously. . - ASK US ABOUT THE MAYTAG We will be glad to give you a free demonstration at any time . . . Liberal trade-in allowance on your old washer. Oregon Equipment Co. Maytag Dealers 127 S. 6th Phone 2057 OREGON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES Klamath Falls 11, Bend 0 La Grande 14, Baker 0 Albany 38. Corvallls 11 Medford 38, Ashland 8 A Three Days' Cough is Your v Danger Signal OreomuWon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to loosen germ laden phlegm Increase secretion and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, tnflonv ed bronchial mucous membranes. No matter how many medicines you have tiled, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding that you are to like the way lt quickly allays the cough, or you are to have your money baok. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Cheit Colds, Bronchitis Let Us Demonstrate The Xeic Maytag tn Your Home Phone 1086 Merit Washing Machine Service 709 S. 6th. St. Klamath Palle Home Laundry Clinic. Service and parte for all makes of washers, Ironcra and vacuum cleaners. GERMAN BARRACKS BURN ON BORDER KREUZLINOBN, Bwlti:!and, Nov. 13 (V) A large barraosj ot Adolf Hitler's elite guard, the Sohtitxs'arrel, burned during the night at Konstans, Germany, Just across tho frontier from Kreua llngen. Telephone service between Ken atans and Kreuilingen and all other communications were out shortly before the fire wi on served from the Swiss stde of the border. SANTA CLARA 0, MICH. 8T. 0 KEZAR STADIUM, SAN FAAN CISCO, Nov. 11 (UP) Santa Clura'a fast-coming Broncos step ped over Michigan State, 1-0, Sat urday In an Intersections! football game played before 18,000 fans. The Broncos whipped In a touoh down nine minutes after the game started, played lta reserves for r..o; of the gamo and kept Michi gan State on the detenslve except for one briet moment In the third period. If war la declared before tha voting In 1940. there will be as presidential election. This coun try will Immediately fall under a dictatorship as Germany's Sam uel F. Pryor, ., republican na tional committeeman. aasaaasaaaaawaaaagwrjwsjisji iiawy M it PI Own a new Maytag now! Thesa low cost washers ate genuine Maytag quality throughout with the top quality features that make) every washing a cinch. Yon can't beat Maytag value. Low easy payments., . siiniia Annual Police Get Relief This Easy Way Squawpaw Herb Powder 100 PER CENT VEGETABLE HERB TONIC Helna Nature ellmlnata tnvlna and rotrulat SQUAWPAW stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Doing this often brings quick relief to sufferers from gastritis or Indiges tion, high blood pressure or rheumatics, sluggish liver and kidneys, colitis, colon dtsorder or constipation. Others get relief why not youT 10 Days Treatment 11. Forbes Pure Drugs r)!h and Klamath Thnna 2314 7 Benefit Bali ARMORY Wednesday Night Nov. 22 Admission $1.00 per couple. Tax Free. On sale now or avail able at Armory bog office on night of dance. Tickets may be secured! ONLY from members, of 'the Klamath Falls City rolice Force In uniform, j
