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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE NINE' r 10, 19" gob'1 i .!.... niiHnr h '' Xa by coiiirui ......i rl ..V "". lulk loUic Bur ioli- nl tin l'clltnil cnic . . ....I llml lllU'Vl'I'S dfr. PI"" lice Is in NTCONTHDL IK OF Li EN OUTLINED S kid to hum"" l!'""'"1 " .,,,iii uthitia for re- 3r isr: Election Notices Mailed by Board Eli'dlcm iiullws lor iiostlnu wren Hunt out (ruin tho county clerk's office Mundiiy In ull tiny aloutloii bon id members In Klmii- ulli county voting preuinvls. They with UKKi'd tu po.il tiio mi tlcna IminedluU'ly In public plucm within lliclr rospudlva pmomuia. Acci-pliiuco cards wont, out to 111 hoiird llioinlxt " Hiirl tliry wuio linked tu xlitu thrill en soon im possible. Tim cli'rk needs inni'u election bnmd workers, unil volunteers limy Inquire nbniit uh'ctlnn wink at the clerks ufllco. .been Pt lt "icl 1,1 i counl: .i.. i. !hn Illlicuuii J '. .. , llimle the Htlllo law iul n I rciiiih.tlo.1. on ion pr"'1'1'1'"',, r,i W rVsnVdo in lAH JJl Control into efloct rr...ji,.r,l. he nld. nro L.Tn Hi in Klamath coup- ,v, been should com- In lirniirdb while volunteer iimIs unl on hand to speen ."""- urchill, Stalin Uer On Postwar r nl lopean nan lontlnutd from Pane One) unlco of full hurmony and Son arnonit l I'-udlniJ . bolh In the adoption of ions dictated by Iho Inter- ol the mll nations mm m these decisions Into ol- Consent Needed ;0w the four londiiiis powers r soviet union, Ureal lirlluln, United aisics mm wm k been placed In a apodal u ii permanent mombon of r."r-!.ii H-rLInn ciin bo adopted without the cou nt ell. In tlu Washington Illations, tho siniKcslion was . in abandon I lis nrinui ,iu where one permanent hber was Individually inter bi by not allowing It to vote, k would mean renunciation pic principle of concordance unnnimny nun iiuemin w o the Question behind the k of permanent council It unanimity U required In solution ol iicneriu chmx ex iled by tile council, It l more itmy to have a unanimous ilon In important cues ro- Ing to uie very essence oi ormnlutlon of permanent trlly, rcKrdlcs of whether cases touch Interests of a fiianciit council member. One right of a permanent tiber to vote In the above llloned cases Is but the con pence of the principle of con- iance and unanimity nmoug leading powers and Is tho licrjtone In the wholo Inter- lonal organization to which t can be no exception. It Is r from the published docu it that a further examination ithls question, unsolved In Ihlnglon, will continue. KLAMATH BASIN Carload Potato Shipments (Flltuies fjuni StuUi-Koderul iniijicjirttir Hons Aubrey) (Continued from I'uuo Ouo) tral dofmnrs. Then a parachute company landed and cupturcd a second battery. With tho capture of Corinth, the ullled command announced, land fnici's of the Adriatic now uro In control of many cnnumim callous In the J'rloponnesus. A communique added that "opera linns continue. nresuiiiably a ililvu mi from Corinth by the HiillMi. Athena unci Tclriilcva (Piraeus, its port, are only 40 miles distant. In the advanco to the Isthmus nf Corinth, the Hrltlth found that retreullng Germans had blown up hiidui'S on the Pell iil Corlnlh road. However, the official al lied announcement that no Ger mans wore encounicrrrl nt Lor Inth Itself seemed further evl drnrn of a systematic withdraw al of some three Infantry dlvl slnns which had been garrison liiK Greece and other nulls rvno uulcU irom tho Aegean islands, Holder of Medal Of Honor Stationed At Marine Barracks (Continued from Pago One) cr frame, the citations, along with thu medal, are his most highly priced war possessions. lie was a member of one of tho first marine units to go Into tho Smith Pacific at the start of this wur, tho famed First Marine division. Hit outfit landed In Samoa where they trained for the Guadalcanal buttle, the first offensive of tho wur in tho Paci fic. Overseas 27 Months Ho bus also teen action at Cupe Gloucester, New Urltaln, and been stationed in New Guin- tho Htisscll Inlands and Aus tralia, during his 27 months' overseas. In eight years service in the murine corps, Lieutenant Pnlgc has built up an enviable record of foreign duty. Ho spent thrco years nt Asiatic stations, in wmnn and tho Philippines, and, return ing to tins country, was slammed for n llmo In Cvioa. Ho was at San Dlegu when tho Japanese at tacked Pearl Harbor. Bond Sellar Before reporting to the Klam- nth Kails barracks he spent a furlough nt his homo in Pennsyl vania, unci sold moro than $!), 000,000 worth of war bonds by personal appearances In that state. lie also was on hand to repre sent the entire murine corps ut the American Legion convention In Chicago, beforo coming here, and was the guest of Pat O'Brien, mnvto star, on a national radio broadcast. IIIU.4S 0,'l. It, . HaiiBfin Dully Halo to Date S3 V Mull III IIS 13(11 " ii 1112 I0UJ ut aa mod 0(1 2IUI 17211 oo :hii null nl im its: S 4I7" IM si 7o mi:i Market Quotations OH. 10 Hrttwnn Dully )al tu Uala " a7 37 U 27 01 072 " t 08 B7t ;io iot tola 43 Mil 11137 42 Ull lOIH oo 10 iiaa 43 273 llJ .10 013 1221 0 310 1227 42 371 1200 43 404 1311 40 432 1300 40 402 I tOO 020 1437 31 000 1400 12 S72 1400 24 000 1004 21 017 132J 40 037 1303 31 eoa iom 42 130 10M 2 7S3 1003 27 7B2 IWO 30 020 1720 .10 830 1700 43 B01 U0 33 034 18,42 22 030 1004 10 078 183 10 ess isaa Curlota OSS OverlDMds and TmckloU . . 200 TOTAL 1234 Potatoes CIUCAOO. Oft- 10 lAri-IWKAt-I'iln-to, arrival 174; oil Irark .U7: lotal UH hlpmnu J; uDpllr lltrl. de mand loW. market (lull: Idaho llnttvl Hurhsnki, I'fi No. 1. 13,00-3. 13, Wiih inf lot. ItUMct Hurbanka; VU No. 1. 3 10-3.3... Colorado Kid MrC'lurei. )H No. I. a 85-3 00. MlnnoU nitd North Dakota llllia Trlunipht, Vti No. 1 waihri) J (K-2 53; Commercial unu-nahed U tu n .ft; Wlconiln Ctuppwat US No. 1, I3.4U .TM). WHEAT ew YORK. Ort, 10 fAPl-A little riUtance cropped up here arid there In today ' atock market although ouf flclant ftelllnit pnrsUUd to chip fraction from many leaders, I oilni nuotauoni; Am Car it ty tH ( Am Tel tt Tfl IH i Anaconda ' t Cml Tractor . - AH Cointn nw th U Bou n 1 Curtla-Wrttfht fieiiral Klerlrlo . Oaneral MoUiri .... (11 Nor Ity pfd .... ininoit cemrai .... int llarvfjiler Krnnecolt .. fXM-khftd ... . UiDK-Itel) "A" ignmtry ward Naah Kelv Y Central Northern Pacific .. I'ac tiae Ac CI .... f'arkerrt Motor Pnni R R RapubMr Hte Itlrhfleld Oil flafiway Storea ... lleare Roebuck Mtuthern Pacific Standard Brands .... nunthlne Mlnlni ... TraniAmerlra Union Oil Calif .... Union Pacific II II BUfl Warner Pictures . .. I opentnf slowly and not established on ! naiiva iami. inaicuiion arouna aieaayt early tales shorn slaughter ewes inct- ly steady. M.w-o.w avcoruing to grnivl fed yeorllntfs fully sUiiidy. one load ! mostly gfjod yearllnua ia.10: one load good and choice yearlings 1)12,83, PORTLAND. Ore.. Ort, 10 (APMWKAl Cattle ia.lt.Me and ttwl Mji, i-alves do. market active, innitiy steady . lew common steer ftfJ.OO-lI OO. light cutters down to aW.uu: cuimr m cuminon nciiers W.W)-(t,50; nicdluiii hcUora up to tl'J.rxj; tanner and cutuir cows largely vi.oo 0.2fi, fat dairy type t-ows upward lo 7.0O-D0, mcdluiD'good bcaf Cow IU.30- 11.00. Hogs naiaoie iw, loiai wur, rnarKni a:- tlvt. steady; top 115.7,'); lew flood Choice 1WJ-240 Itvs. 15 73; Ul'WH lu. ilb.w; Heavier ann iignier weigms (14.rXj-90; good ows IUO0-7A; llght- weikhl to S1400; lari;c lot u"Ht- fhfitce 70 lb. feeder pigs 13 75; top Mon day SI4O0. heep HalttMf 300, totm SOO; market active, steady: good-thoice vooled lambs. No. 2 pelts 1073: good yearlings .oo: good ewes .t (jO-25; medium gjadcis 2 23. LIVESTOCK ROUTIf SAN rRANCIBCO. Oct. 10 'AP'.IWrAl -CttllC ll ih l AtYi Act va. itady; numerous loads medium to good viifoni vov-ivi'i id. grass si?ars pati two days 113.23.13.10. short-fed Inads Iie.oo; package good grass heifers 12 00. medium to good freder hlffrs 1123-11.73. load lood IfKLI lb. Orrtrrin cows 1 1,30, lightly snrtad. einnir, r.it- rr. ann co mm on cows active, few com mon M. OO.g OO. cutters 7.0O-8 00, can nrt M (W'f) M Mdlum -bull! 10 30 10 M. Calves: IAO. Fully steady; two cars medium to choice .TI3-UA b. slaughter calves 11373-14. 00. light trim. Hogs: salable 300. 6tady; few toads and packages good to choice 200-240 lb, barrows and gilts 119 73, aom good 243 270 lb. 119,00: good sow $14.00. Sheep: sallbla two. About steady; choice lambs salable 91400. medium to good 111. 30-12. SO, common and cull lambs plentiful, weak, largely 28.00-10.00, Cull 16 good horn ewe 92.00-4.00. OBITUARY RDWAHII lAMi:i, IIKIKC'OC dent ol fort Klamath, Oregon' for trie last .vi years paaacu ml ni nunie o n Monday October 0. lfM4 4t 2 i p. m. He was a native of llko, Nevada and at the time of his death was aged tiO years, 1 month and 17 days. Surviv ing are his wife: Mrs. Olena Brisco of Kurt Klamath, Urrgon. four daughters, Mrs. IScss Warn pier of Fort Klamath. Urrgon. Mrs. Jda Ocvan of Klamath fulls, Oregon. Mrs. Vlnnie Malmgrcn of Outlook. Washington and Mrj. Kuby Wllllatns of Kort Collins, Colorado; three sons. Jark V. Ilrlf-oc of lkcvicw, Oicgon, Millard of Weed. California and Robert UrUcoe of fort Klamath. Oregon; three slaters. Mrs. MulUe Moore of Klamath Kail. Oregon, Mr, Lulu Hargcr of Grants 1'ans, Oregon' and Mrs. Ella Matllck of Bishop. California, alio 14 grandchildren. The remains rest in the rl Whltlock Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth, where friends may call after 2 Wednesday. Notice of funeral to be announced laur. pany FFA Wins Id Emblem Award !LEM, Oct. 10 W) Tho Al chanter of the Future icra of America Is ono of six Icri in tho country to win m emoiem classlllcatlon iroup achievement in tho year. Earl R. Cnnlev. ilstn rvlsor of agricultural oduca- ima loony. o award ivnt mulr, i u,n onal FKA convent Inn In CHy. Mo. Thcro are fFA chapters In tho nation. miral Kird Heads 5. Navy In Franco PNDpN, Oct. 10 (ID Vice ian G. Kirk, 86, Is now s commander of Un ted n nova In,... I.. I. II , J lllllt-ll, p. Harold R, Stark announced ' commanded the weslrrn 'l"flng the Normandy Ior in tho Slclllon land- Kc!l ,n I-onrlon na nnval at the AinA,. "n chief nf i,.ir i- c...i. I '-nnernl U. S. naval forces -."rone In inai u. i,j . loua in.,; j:.,.."." i?" " bin "i l ron i p as nnvnl attacho in 1030- DNEVS PAT REMOVE ctss Anns M. Tbt Iny fliuLl 'f? 0Vfl Wb t2f 5It.r?i,,llt,,,,fB work- 3 droi9 in each no I r 11 shrink mcmliranr-i, cold ttifftvl noaa opentv Cfiu tionrUseonlyejidirtvtixi. PENETftO NOSI DROPS CIUCAOO, Oct. 10 (AP Grain hitures markets were without feature today, and prices held to narrow range. There was nm inn-io. in any of the pits and light commtMlon houie offerings were absorbed quickly by Irx-al traders. Rmkra said Indifferent trade Indlc- alfd a tendency toward caution pending rolease this a Iter noon ol me govern ment's October 1 crop report, which will ultimata the sire of the corn har vest and the amount of wheat in store un farms, i At the close wheat was H cents higher to t cant lower than yesterday's finish. December 91 ft-Ti. Corn was cent higher to ' cent lower, December 91. IP. to Oat were V cant higher to rente Inwar. Decemlier BJV to cents, llye was 1 cent lover to 1 cents ha her. Uecrmber ai.on. nariey was un changed to 1 centa h Iglier, December 9l.03' FISH STORY WINDSOR, Conn., Oct. 10 (JP) Howard P. Hnlscy roI almost $2 a pound for a thrue-pound sal mon he cauiiht in Maine, and gave it to his guide. A few days after arriving home, Halascy received a letter enclosing a $5 bill which the guide said had been found in the ftnlmon's stomach. i "Irish Eyes i fire Smiling" CHICAGO. Oct. 10 'AP-WFAt-Satable hogs 10,000; total 16,300: active, fully steady; comoleta clearance earlv? trnod and cholca 150.240 lb. 914.73; weight 240 lbs, and good snd choice sows 914.00; few medium to choice 120-140 lbs. 112.30 J4.30. Salable cattle 7ooo: total 7000: salable Calve 1000: tAtAl lOOO: rrwxi and rhntr fed steers and yeanlngs strong to 13 rent higher: yearllnss showing mmt j advance: common and medium grades . uj. wp iia ana i-m in. siccra in, 33; ieit yearlings 918.00: heifer year lings 917.30; fed heifers strong, culls vary dun, wk; duns ana veaieri gen erally steady; stookera and feeder cattle firm at 910O0-13.OO, choice Colorado yearlings 913.33: vealers 916.00 down: weighty calve 910.00-13.00 on slaughter cc mini. Salable sheep 3000; total 4OO0; market DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE ail Undsrwood Bldg. Courthouse Records Marriages COLBY-JOHNSON. WendHl Allen Col by. 47. salesman, native of Jowa, resident of Grant Pass. Leona Avanelle Johnson. .19, native of Oregon, resident of Grants Pass, f Cemplalnts Hied Mona Ifotit versus Arthur Hoist, suit for di vorce. charge cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married In Reno, December 1, Iff 30. Plaintiff ask reitera tion of maiden came, Mona Lultrell. William Ganong, attorney ior piain Uff. Justlce'Coart John Edward Hess. Operating motor vehicle with Improper clearance lamps. rineo ao.w. Charles Wllford Daugherty. Operating automobUe without one red light, fined 93.50. Joe Fred Potucek. Unlawful possession of untagged venison. Fined 923. Edgar Lawrence Butler. Permitting four people to rfde in front scat of automobile. Fined 93.30. . , Scientists have proved that winters on the average, are get ting warmer. Today On The Western Front By Tha Anociat.d Praaa U. S. 1st Army Orders Auction to surrender uncondi tionally or be destroyed while units were poised on almost a solid 2.Vmllo front threaten ing a major breakthrough to the Ruhr. U. S. 3rd Army Wiped out the na.i bulge between Nancy and Mctz, bringing the bag of towns taken since Sunday to 10. while units inside Fort Driant used acetylene torches to cut steel barriers. U. S. 7th Army Moved to within eight miles of strategic Belfort on the road to the southern Rhincland and the Block forest. Canadian 1st Army Moved further in its attempt to en velop 5000 nazis on the south bank of the Scheldc river in Holland, and threatened to pinch off 13.000 Germans in the Schcldo estuary. British 2nd Army Clung to positions on three fronts In the Arnhem sector. Just north of the U. S. 1st army's positions. Autopsy Slated On Body Found In Camas Slougk VANCOUVER, Wuh., Oct. 10 (V) An autopsy was clllad today on the body of Marlon Thompsun, 47, which waa found yesterday In a (lough aouth of Camas. Mrs. C. P. Catcs, Camas, said she "heard quite a disturbance" behind her house early yastar day morning, but waa afraid to investigate. Later she saw tho body in the slough. Thompson had been employed In a Carnal paper mill. I Want Rallaf Prom ARTHRITIS PAINS? 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Unless delighted and entirely ittiafltd with results, limply return the empty package and your money wba. punie.ii.ecu. won i suuer nigm wnnoui trying guarj.n1 only 60c at druggists today. night without trying guaranteed Mandator--. -SATURDAY- Midnight If you are Buffering fr LI tilt palna of nrthrftla. from the tiab- rneumaiians. aciiitirii or nenritia, go today and buy a tube nl Tyamoi si any gooa arum atore. Apply tiiia dRMghtful abaorbant to the part that hurta and watch ra anlta. Tou ahould aca adlflarenca atea the very first application. Phoutd Tyamol fall to cWi eatfaf ac tion by relieving; the torturlnc Dalne, aorenesa or Bttffneaa in muaclea or liarsv ments, Jtiat return empty tube and tha manufacturer will refund your money. Tou will find Tyamol pleasantly dla tt native among; preparation of It elasa. Ouarantecd to to frea from nr eotica and dope. Bold by leading drot gluta everywhere. Caution: Use, oBI 4 directed. Always In Block at STAR DRUG STOKC Pit Paul O. Landry . this question: 'If I hav an accidant while driving a borrowad car does my public lia bility and property dam. age policy cover me for any liability which I might incur?" For Information on any Insurance problem, con sult the Landry Co., 311 ' Main St. Phone 5612. For information on any Insurance problem, consult , THE LANDRY CO., 419 Main St. Ph. 5613 The Courthouse Is How One Block Down The Street From Our Office. IN YOUR Is your age betrayed by C0LD FILASESPS? If aoa Ilk so many women be twiwn tha ana ot 38 and Buffer from not flsahtt, lurroua tension, are weak, tired, cranky, bit moody at tlnua all clue to the (uncUonal middle aco nerlod peculiar to timen try Lydln, E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to V For almost a century thou. I aanda upon thousands of wonien rich and poor alike hare re ported remarkable benefits. In fact many wise women tako Plnkham's Compound regularly during UUs period to help build tip ralitanca egalnst such symptoms. 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Studcbakor's More Miloa-ge Service saves tires, saves gas, saves cars. ODELL MOTOR 734 Klamath Avenue JfuiMwi-.r . , . Wcxwaf eneJ focamotar i Auromottr Pretrtt i The war seems to have given the American people a new interest in their railroads. Perhaps it is because they have seen the enormous war load the trains are carrying. Perhaps because so many people, including .thousands in uniform, are riding trains for the first time. As the war in the Pacific steps up, you'll see more and more S.P. locomotives pulling heavier and heavier war loads. In this advertisement. Southern Pacific shows you: How to tell Locomotives apart t wtButuaieaai 4.8-8-2 This is the "Big Bertha of locolnotiveB Southern Pacific's giant Articulated Consolidanom These mammoth engines pull trains over the High Sierra and other western mountain ranges. "4-8-8-2" is an example of the universal "shorthand" used for designating types of locomotives in the United States. It means that there are 4 small wheels under the leading truck, two seta of 8 driving wheels, and 2 small wheels under the trailing truck. To tell loco motives apart, you simply count the wheels, separating the smaller wheels in the front and back from the big wheels that drive the locomotive. The Articulated Consolidation, or "AC", weighs more than 500 tons, with tender, is lg5 jfeet lojig, and develops 6,000 horsepower. i OOOOwW ' '- 4-8-4 ' . : These locomotives are known as "General Service1 . type ("GS" for short). They pull the streamlined Daylights and the Lark, as welLas other passenger trains and fast freights. Length of engine and tendei is 110 feet, weight more than 400 tons, horsepowei 5,500.. 4-8-2 These powerful and faithful engines are universsDy known as the "Mountain" type (designated by "MT on the cab), used In both freight and pasBenger set, vice. Length of engine and tender, 97 feet. Weight, . 130 tons. 1-6-2 This Is another faithful locomotive known througV out the United States as the "Pacific" type (desig nated by the letter "P" on the cab). Engine and tender are 91 fcot long and weigh about 285 tons. Phone 414S ummwwnwm,,,v . i rr nmTT .nrrTTmTvriii.iiid 1 i.-.i. .v. r.c ,: 4-10-2 '".-! Originally designed by Southern Pacific, those en gines are appropriately known as "Southern Pacific" type, They have three cylinders Instead of two, Length of engine and tender is 101 feet, weight 363 tons, horsepower "4,100. , s-s The friendly Southern Pacific KG