March 8, 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PXQB ITfl
To Portland Mm. Kulhurliie
Nolnun, Mrs. Harry D. liulvln
mid Mrs, Lynn Zimmerman lv(l
Friday moriiliiK for I'cirtliuid.
Mrs, Nnlnun has licon hero for
Iho pust Iwu week followlnil a
stay In tlio south iiihI return lu
her homo In l'orlliind. Mm. Uul
vln will visit In Suloni and I'ort
lund with her hunbund unci Mm.
Zimmerman Id on route to her
homo In Hcattlo uftor a 10-day
stay In this city iih idlest of her
daulhtor-tn-law, Mm. Robert
Zimmerman, nnd friends,
Sullen Stroke Friend of
Mm, M. W. CoKvhooni of Clilno,
Calif., will rctfret to Ittiirii that
the aufforod n ulroku on Febru
ary 12, day following Ilia ob
servance of tlio C'ouc boom's S7tli
wcddliiK annlvorniiry. Sho spent
noma tlma In n hospital but ban
been returned to her boini',
Irlcnda hero huvo been udvUcd.
Mr. and Mm. Cuscboom, who
lived for many yearn on Jelior
nan street, left two years nn to
reside In tlio south for Mrs.
C'oncboom'i health.
Quean Visits Mm, Maruarut
Fabrlck, queen of Zulelma tem
ple, Daughters of tlio Nile, has
returned to her homo In Med
ford After upending two day"
hero as the uuc.it of Mm. J. II.
Poppy of Hoieway drive. Mm.
Fabrlck wai an honored guest
at the March meeting of the Nlla
club held Tuesday afternoon at
Iho Pelican party room.
Hero on VUlt Mm. Dan Eur
heart wai In Klumath Falls Wed
neday to vlilt her parents, Mr.
and Mm. It. K. Harmon. She
left Wednesday night for Pecos,
Tex., to be with her husband,
Staff Sergeant Dun Furlieurt. Ho
If an instructor at a bomber
base there, having returned to
the United States In December
from "down under."
Attend Funeral Mr. and Mm.
Henry DeClerk and Mrs. Florcnt
Vandewejho, all of Hilt, Calif.,
attended final rites held hero
Thursday for Elslo Margaret
Lenaera, young Klamath Falls
matron who passed away In Sun
Francisco last Sunday.
Goes South J. G. McDonald
of Sacramento, returned south
Thursday night after a three-day
stay hero and in Lnkoviow, Mc
Donald vlslta In Klamath Falls
frequently as representative of
the Milwaukee railroad.
Visiting Here Mm. Ncllo Glo
vannlnl (Then Tlmmons) is at the
homo of her parents, Mr. and
Mm. Charles Tlmmons, for an In
definite stay while her husband
is In the service.
Returns William McDanlcl
has returned to his homo hero
from Alturas, where he has been
employed,
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Sale
More Than
100 SUITS
On Salo ot
DRASTIC
REDUCTIONS
All are suitable for 8pring
and year 'round wear, and
almost all are 100 wool
mad by nationally known
manufacturers.
Regularly Priced .
Up (o $42.50
Sale Prices
Blsei 35 to 46
Short, Regular, Long .'
DREW'S
MANSTORE
733 Main
Faculty Party Tlio Khnnatli
Union hltih school Faculty Wives
club will tmturtuln Biiliirdny
nlKlil with a dinner party In tlio
Pelican party room for members
nf tlio faculty and tholr wives or
husbands. Mm. Frank Hiiinsuy
and Mm. Andrew C. Loncy aro
mtiklnii arraiiKonionts.
To Portland Guy L. llnnnon,
representative of the Missouri
Paclflu railroad, left Thursday
night for Portland and expects
to return hero Sunday,
Promoted Dorothy Kostor
son, WAAC, ha been promoted
to corporal nnd Is now ulutiuncd
at Fort Ogluthorpo, Gn.
Transportation
News
Southern Pacific and Great
Northern report that everything
Is going quietly and till trulns
are on time.
P. V. Custor, assistant superin
tendent on the Shasta division, is
in Kliimntli Falls from Duns'
niulr on Southern Pacific busi
ness. George Morgan, traveling
freight and passenger agent, has
left for Seattle to tnko up his
now position as city freight
agent for Southern Pacific. No
ono as yet tins been appointed to
lake. Morgan s placo.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Feb. IS, 1S43)
Train 19 Southbound! 8 p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 i. m
Train 17 Southbound 7 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Madford Stage, Westbound, 3:30
p. m Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturas. Ashland, Lake,
view and Rocky Point, 7 a. m
Scouts The Girl Scouts of
Klamath Falls will hold an In
spiration service, "Scouts'
Own," Sunday, March 7, In the
Willnrd hotel ballroom at 2:30
p. m. All scouts, parents and
friends are urged to attend.
Church of God
Sunday school will begin at
0:45 a. in. at the church located
at 1207 Division street, Loyd
F. K n a p p, superintendent,
Preaching service, 11a. m. Sun
dny evening service, 7:45 p. m.
Communion, first Sunday of each
month at S p. m,
Women's missionary mooting
each Friday all day, beginning
at 10 a. in. on 1207 Division
street. Rev. Roy D. Glvcns,
pastor.
FUNERALS
EVA JENKS OLSON
Funeral services for the late
Eva Jcnks Olson, who passed
away at the homo of her son,
Robert S, Olson, on Wednesday,
March 3, 1043 will bo hold in tlio
chapel of tlio Earl Whitlock Fu
noriil home, Fine street at Sixth
on Saturday, March 6, 1043 at
3 p. m., with the Rev. A, Theo
dore Smith of the First Presby
tcrian church of this city off ici
ntlng. Commitment services and
Interment family plot in Link'
vlllo cemetery. Friends aro in.
vlted.
BRUNA MARCHESE
Friends aro respectfully lnvlt
ed to attend tlio funeral services
for tlio lata Brunn Marchese to
be held Saturday morning,
March 6, 1943 at Sacred Heart
church, High street at Eighth,
whero a Mass of tho Anucl's will
bo celebrated for tho reposo of
hor soul commencing at 0:30 a
m., with tho Rov. T. P. Cnsoy of
ficiating. Commitment services
a nd interment Mt. Calvary
Memorial park In tho family
plot. Arrangements are under
tho direction of tho Earl Whit
lock Funeral homo of this city,
VERLE tALE HASKINS
Funeral services for little
Verio Dale Haskins of Morrill,
Ore, who passed nwny in this
city on Thursday, March 4, 1043
following an illness of five
weeks, will bo hold In the First
Presbyterian church nl Merrill,
on Sunday, March 7, 1043 at 2:30
p. in., with tho Rev. Donald D.
Dod, pastor, officiating. Com
mitment services and Interment
family plot In tho IOOF ceme
tery, Merrill. Friends aro Invit
ed. Arrangements aro tinder tho
direction of tho Enrl Whitlock
Funeral homo of this city,
Faultfinding should b o g 1 n
whoro charity usually docs.
Everything is not well with
the Germans. Josef Stnlln.
ASK
Coming Here
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Lt. Colonel James Dee, dlvl
sionel commander for the Ore,
son and southern Idaho divi
sion, with headquarters in Port
land, Is coming to Klamath Fells
Saturday to participate In the
opening of the new quarters of
the Klamath Boys' club at the
Salvation Army. Fourth and
Klamath. He will be accom
panied by Major Paul Bodlne,
recently appointed divisional
young peoples' secretary. They
will remain to conduct services
at the Salvation Army Satur
day evening and Sunday, and
alio will visit the community
Sunday school at Pelican City
Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock.
COKE BOTTLE
KUHMTH SUIT
A head blow from a coke bot
tle in a theatre is tho basis of a
$10,000 domago suit filed In cir
cuit court Friday by Helen Ap
plcgote Turvey. Klamath Thea
tres, Inc., Is named defendant In
tho suit.
Mrs. Turvey complains that
whllo in tho Pine Tree theatre
on Juno 23, 1042, she was struck
a severe blow with a heavy mis
sile a coko bottle with the re
sult that sho suffered pains In
her head, dizziness, Impairment
of eyesight and impairment of
the functions of her left knee.
Alleging that the theatre opcr
atom should hovo protected her
from this alleged injury, she asks
$10,000 in general damages and
$70 in special damages. U. S.
Balcntine is her attorney.
She did not state whether the
coke bottle was thrown before lt
struck her head.
GEORGE NEELEY
E
George Necley, charged with
falsely swearing on the witness
stand In circuit court, was sen
tenced to ono year in the county
jail by Circuit Judge David R.
Vandenbcrg lalo Thursday.
Noelcy pleaded guilty of the
charge, based on testimony he
gave when called into court for
neglect of children. On that oc
casion, ho falsely swore that he
was married to a certain woman.
Tho district attorney's office
filed the information that led to
his sentencing.
Three Pedestrians
Injured in Accident
At Lake Junction
Three pedestrians were In
jured in an auto accident at the
Lakeviow junction, involving a
car driven by Roy Gooding, ac
cording to Gooding's report to
the Klamath sheriff.
Gooding said tho pedestrians
stepped in front of his car as he
stortcd to pull Into the Lakevlew
highway. The Injured, none of
them hurt badly, are Clifford A.
Brink, Dorothy Kltchlns and
Ada Brink, according to Good
ing's report.
Tho only monument that will
be appropriate for Hitler will
bo a bust. -
If your dealer Is out for the
duration, advertise for a used
ono In tlio want-ads.
DANCE
Saturday, Mar. 6
ARMORY
Dancing 9 to 1 P. M.
Music by
Baldy's Band
Gentlemen, 99c
Ladioi, 10c
Servicemen, 55c
Prlcei Include Fad. tax
BLOW
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PRICE TRENDS
SHAKY ON DAY S
STOCK MARKET
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, March 8 (P)
Price trends were irregular In
the stock market today as cross
currents of profit cashing and
weekend evening up buffeted
those leaden which tried to ad
vance. Spotty support was accorded
golds, coppers, rubbers, rails and
steels and some made progress
despite occasional rough going.
Gains ranging to around a point
were well scattered toward the
close while losses generally were
of smaller proportions.
Dealings, slowest of the week
totalled about 1,200,000 shares
for the full session.
Closing quotations:
American Can 781
Am Car tc Fdy 331
Am Tel & Tel 1421
Anaconda .... 291
Calif Packing 231
Cat Troctor 47
Comm'nw'lth tc Sou ............ I
General Electric
33t
General Motors
481
Gt Nor Ry pfd
261
101
641
321
201
Illinois Central
Int Harvester
Kennecott
Lockheed
Long-Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward .
8i
6i
81
Nash-Kelv
N Y Central 14 J
Northern Pacific .. Hi
Pac Gas & El - 26
Packard Motor . 31
Penna R R ; 30
J C Penney 841
Republic Steel 171
Richfield Oil 8
Safeway Stores .... 36
Sears Roebuck 64
Southern Pacific 201
Standard Brands .... 6
Sunshine Mining. ... . 91
Trans-America ..; . ...... 8i
Union Oil Calif 18!
Union Pacific 00
U S Steel 541
Warner Pictures 104
WHEAT
CHICAGO, March W)
Heavy profit-taking cancelled
early advances In wheat today
and prices dropped below the
preceding session's close In late
dealings. Weakness In the bread
cereal unsettled other grains.
Hedge selling wai a -factor In
the wheat downturn, with de
ferred deliveries showing most
uneasiness. The nay contract
held at $1.48 for a tune, but was
unable to hold that line when
losses In July and September
were extended to more than a
cent.
Wheat closed 1-1 Ic lower, May
$1,471-1, July I1.48-1.48J. corn
was unchanged at ceilings, May
$1.00, oats finished unchanged
to 1c lower after hitting new
seasonal highs and rye lost li
11c BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, March 9 (AP-USDA)
Contracting of 8000 fleeces of
eight months wools was report
ed in northern California at 49
cents. Additional contracting of
40,000 fleeces in Wyoming was
reported at a grease price range
of 381 to 40 cents with mad
purchases at the higher figure.
Business in Boston was very
quiet.
Banana Gold Cake
A moist golden layer coke made with fresh
bananos and chopped nuts." Iced with a
creamy banana Icing. .
69c
Tea Sticks
Rich Danish pastry filled with cinnamon and
nuts.- t
30c doz.
Spiced Date Drops
Full of choice fruits and
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., March 9
(AP-USDA) Cattle salable 29,
total 78; calves salable none,
total 10: market nominal; me
dium to good fed steers salable
$14.90-19.80 and above; medium
to good heifers $13.00-14.7.1; can-
nor and cutter cows $7.oo-8.7s;
fat dairy type cows quotable to
$10.00, and above; medium to
good beef cows $10,90-13.00; me
dium to good bulls salable $12.00-
13,90; good to choice vealcrs
salable $19.00-16.00 or above.
HOGS: Salable 90, total 800;
market about steady with Thurs
day average; good to choice 180-
210 lbs. $19.90-69; odd light;
lights $14.90; good sows $14.29-!
14.90; good to choice feeder pigs :
quotable $19.90-17.00; extreme I
top late Thursday $17.79. I
SHEEP: Salable and total 23; i
market nominal; good to choice
fed lambs salable $19.00-79; com
mon lambs . quotable down to
$10.00; good ewes salable $7.80-
8.00 or above.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, March 9 (AP-
uslja) aaiamo nogs lu.uuu;
total 23,000; general trade most
ly 10-20c lower than Thursday's
average; few late sales of heavy
hogs around 29c under best time;
top $19.85; bulk 180-300 lbs.
$19.60-65; good and choice 150
180 lbs. $15.00-75; most good
360-550 lb. sows $15.10-50.
Salable sheep 2000; total 3500;
late Thursday: fat lambs mostly
steady; only spots 10-1 5c higher;
top wooled lambs $16.60 paid
for choice 80 lb. weights; sheep
steady; good to choice 134 lb.
slaughter ewes $9.25; today's
trade; fat lambs fairly active,
fully steady with Thursday;
good to choice wooled lambs
$19.90-16.90; decks choice 90 lb.
weights at outside; double good
to choice fed slipped Iambs with
No. 1 and 2 kins $19.85; odd
head sheep steady; fern good
slaughter ewes $9.00.
Salable cattle 1200; calves 500;
medium to good steers and year
lings steady; nothing choice'
here; bulk $14.50-19.65; good to
choice 1025 and 1125 lb. steers
$16.25, the top; heifers very
scarce, steady; best $15.25; bulk
$13.00-14.50; cows, and bulls
fully steady, active; weighty cut-1
ter cows to $10.50; heavy sau-!
sage bulla to $14.29; most beef
cows $11.90-13.00; vcalers fully
steady at $17.90 down.
OBITUARY
VERLE DALE HASKINS
Verle Dale Haskins, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Velton Merlo Haskins
of Merrill, Ore., passed away in
this city on Thursday, March 4,
1943 at 8:30 p. m following an
illness of five weeks. He was a
native of Merrill, and at the time
of his death was aged 8 years 2
months and four days. Surviv
ing are his parents, four broth
ers, Velton Lee, Virgil Delmer,
Victor Merle and Vernon Wes
ley Haskins,. two sisters, Mrs.
Virginia Anita Moore and Velma
Bonnita Haskins, all of Merrill.
The remains rest in the Earl
Whitlock Funeral home, Pine
street at Sixth, where friends
may call. Notice of funeral to be
announced in this issue of the
paper.
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
MUSHEN Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls,
Ore., March 4, 1943, to Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel A. Mushen, 933
High street, a boy. Weight: 8
pounds 5 ounces.
id Oregon walnuts.
2 doz. 25c
Oregon walnuts.
NEW SHOWING
LABRADOR RUBY AND WHITE FOX
FUR TRIMMED COATS
Here are the superbly classle eoati you'll want for
Spring and through Summer, The luxurious Ruby fox
trims can be had in full length tuxedo or neckline
effects. The fabrics are the finest 100 wool tweed
and soft finish materials that the market offers!
See Them Today While
Assortment It Complete
49.50 to 98.50
FOR SPRING
All Wool Tweed
TOPPER COATS
1 1 unfurred new Spring modes. Herringbonei
and hovelty weaves in season's loveliest style,
detailing.-
19.95 to 39.50
March Into Spring in a
- Fashion Endorsed
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' Every one of these personally selected stifts
is a fashion hit and offers the exclusive
styling you'll want for. dress-up or casual
wear.
SHETLANDS MANNISH CHALK
STRIPES DRESSMAKER SUITS GLEN
AND PASTEL PLAIDS NEW CHECK
SOFT DRESS SUITS
One and three-button, classics
In sizes for women and juniors.
16.95 to 39.50
New Spring Showing
Doris Dodson Frocks
in Originals for Juniors
Here are the little youthful frocks that are fa
mous all-over America for spirit and charm!
The wide variety of styles offers you . the choice
of dressy lingerie-types to shirtwaist prints. Tom
boy prints, hand-blocked prints, jersey prints and
rayon faille are shown in all the charm to be
found in the season's most exclusive budget priced
frocks!
Slies 9 to 17
7.95 to 14.95
MAIL ORDERS
ACCEPTED
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