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Newspaper Page TextBIX HERALD AND MEWS Our Boarding House X'ME STEW D ABOUT TWO DAVVS- ANjD i MvVSDEWARLE BLrXCK ENGAGED ISi SOWS IMSWOO ... -n I .-r-i.MI 1 A.CT S INCIUfcNSt ASHAUUWUN ll-c HOUSE Of- HuyKue . 9 a33r- Red Ryder Wash Tiibbs nASH TAKES THE ECCEMTRIC :WAKMA0IKEK00HTZ, MilMTES AMP ART AUTH0RITXTOJ1J05E THC AUTHBm IC117 or kWANts ie pur Booti and Her Buddies Freckles and His Friends . Your, latin situation II SUV Alley Oop iifnH'5E)viT a rope 05. V juwouTfj . 3fexfagBi .f I 1 astl I w times 'SKtst.: - z IfegTE ALLEY OOPS PETERM1NATION THREATENED SHORTAGE OP FOOD -CAUSEP OUR INEXPERIENCED - R LV HIS PROftPiM nPTVOiilkiv Little Ornhan Annin " . ! . ! 'TL GWk,I. WM-NO, ; THIS DOOK, Oft I'LL $ BUST IT TO BITS I MUST GET IN THERE BEFOftH Ml LITTLE FOOL-) &N-NIE! ..77-,' J SMASH IT TO BITS ! ITS YOUR DOOK I SUE JUMPS OUT OF THE )i ft OH, fiN-NIE, DEAD Mft AM ! J DO TOU HEAH Mg?JU I WINOOW-OR STAHT8, 1 - WONT YOU OPEN YOUAH WglRmm MSwfp- SCREAMING.' AH! NOWi W P pj Monday; April 2. 18 With 'Wo-DUP.' IF ANV OCSAWIXIN'trf R06ESTO s(20M SQUARE NATER- ' VOU FOE. . ELONSTO SAVE EVE: J?; SPACE AS FUK DIM GLIIvNEUl.1INONtr TO kaJN DUIP i (But do THAT HUMORED t T.y.mamw.eff.T HI suess I've seen Too bosv Tsend-1 ftHATl,JusIvSve TALM THE GAtS'wrm, I INfr F&a TAKING THEM OUT I 0t I l SAV KIN6 P LETS HIS PEOPLE k s?J , H A c50 HUKI6RV.' ANVWAV. ITS A ' Ffi rA-vA ...... . RULERS BUSINESS TSEE I'?, jt f tX ( WS? ' I TOIT HIS SUBJECTS hJ'i&-'' " PfpT Major Hoople 3AV- SHIrrlN lHii MM voo set TilTuB f HET.' WHATS tMW'l WIUPHAMLVJHASKINOLV WORSE Of KWtMV CORft- OUR 6NRA4'.V iWTWt- -WteVtMb'. ViTW HS nir"MTr. """ f 7 il All I mi iAPM-rav LiAnAnu .17 "V . ... SHOWED HlNA HOW ICJ WKI I c in ON THERE "iDU KMOW HE CAN'T 76:1 XM BEING INSULIti WHEN 1 WMe htfc V WHV MOTHERS GET CKAV frbU5Wta. TSi?f IODNT INTEND ' By Leslie Tumor X UD wWMJTT uuuM1 1 WANT YOU TO KNOW Tttl$ WAS WA5H5 lf,HWNU. that pieniRf , AMP MARMA0UK6 CHUCKLES WWA(WIVATT M A WMERY OF A MASrESCIECE 1 By Martin 1 6tXK WQWW TWti By BSosser rmnJ WHV, CERT.' shall 1 swws rr to yo o sweet amo Low,ceive you a beat- T, I I E. IWC. T. iTBECTj. . MT. OFF. J By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray By i. R. Wllllami WELL. FER HIM THAT'S ' A BEAUTIFUL LADY" hers no i-l-e;' i I THAT'S A GORGEOUS CRtAIUKC- ir iww HAVE EVER NOTICED SOME OF TH' STUFF PKOUP Of- 1 4-2 I Nf WVKf.V i LAKLvltW Mrs. Mildred Burcnam won new honors this past week when she was nomi nated to the oifice of statu vice president by the nominating committee of the Oregon division of the American Association of University Women. This is a two-year office, to be followed by two years of presidency. Mrs. Burcham, who has been residing in Salem for the Dnst few years. served as publicity and legisla tive chairman lor inai Drancn and last foil was elected to serve as its vice president, Wishing to give something back to the community in return for her college education. Mil dred was the instrumental per son in organizing the Lakeview branch ot AAUW in 191)9 and served as its first vice president. bhe received a Bernard Duly fund scholarship when she grad uated from high school in 1923 and enrolled in the University of Oregon that' fall, where she majored in history and educa tion. Her outstanding record at the university won her a mem bership in Pi Lambda Theta, na tional educational honorary and the privilege of studying for hon ors in history, which she com pleted. In 1929. Mrs. Burcham was elected to Phi Beta Koppa, and was the first Bernard Daly fund student to achieve that dis tinction. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baker of Lnkc view. Her husband, J. O. Bur cham, was superintendent of the city schools from 1930 to 1942 and is now employed by the state unemployment compensa tion commission in Salem. Mil dred has served as Burt K, Sny der's secretary during the last two legislative sessions, and is employed by the state education al department at present. Mt. Laki Marie Dixon and Beverly Shay of Portland, Ore., were weekend guests at the Percy Dixon home, returning to Port land Sunday night, Mrs. James Crawford returned from Tacoma, Wash., Thursday morning and is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Manning this week. Dorothy Dixon of the Univer sity of Oregon, Eugene, is spend ing a week's vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon. Mrs. Mary Townscnd,.who tins been visiting in California, has returned ' to Klamath Falls and is visiting relatives here. Lone Survivor Of "Zero House" Tells of Horror PORTLAND, Ore., April 2 P) Cpl. Connacher, lone survivor of the notorious "zero house" of L'abanatuan prison said Jap anese allowed prisoners water only once during the Bataan March of Death." The water, covered with three Inch green scum, was in a slug gish island river. "We buried our faces In 11 t,,et .,i...j UP the tell, slim corporal said. tl prisoners in the "zero house," reserved for the dying died excent fnnnh.. ... u 1 said he doesn't quite know how 11c inuiiagea 10 live. "Guess it was the ' idea I wanted to see what the next day was going to bring," he mused, pacing the floor at his sisters home here. WEATHER Sunj;, April I, 104IS Klmlh mill ; 38 Sacramento m North Bend ::so Portland . ,. 5a Rno ""30 San Francisco ...'.!.""!"" 00 Seattle 53 Medford ""30 30 .00 24 41 ,10 .11 21 50 .11 23 .00 .00 .01) .00 Trace .00 .00 .00 .-WSS'n"Jnmand. Own-Clear today, tonight and Tuesday. Slliihlly warmer Local froit weit ot Cnscndei ind heavy frost east of them tonight, y Northern Cnlltornla-Clear today, to TiSi "ml Tu""y- except parlly cloudy today over mountains with occasional f;MUrrl.M ,"" "th.rn Sierra.: , 7m. ly colder tonight with local frost: de creasing wind today. ' " Courthouse Records KyNON-OKII. Jack B Kvnnn 17 Cleveland. O. May Ann Geh. 24, sales BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone S520 222 S, 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE FORT KLAMATH DOUBLES CROSS QUOTA Fort Klumutli rochod It" nuotu of $400 uniiy In the Hod Cross war fund drive, turning In moro Hum $300 over the quota by Murch 10. By the end of the m 0 n t h contributions from Kort Klntmitn Unci reucnea ?837J 18, over twice lis quoin. . Donutlons towiird the $04,000 quoin set for Klmnnth county wnr fund hnve only reuched 3S5.000, according to Red Cross hendquurtors, lucking $0000 of thu 1U4S lioul. J. Purrv HalDV I W W Cih.'-CoI UullllKS C ! Mr. mid Mr. Oeoritu A. Myert ... W.mt Mr. ml Mr. rivtl II. Iloillirwincr lao.im Your Sloro, tnc - W W Or. and Mil. II. w. Ulilciuiurg miw Herald and Newi Enudoya w HI ft limit. Lumber company William iM. Hoicn Hal itor Motor oomtrany M,. Mr. and Mm. U Morton . G. A, Krouaa UiClortiio fruit Employe m John Kaiulr . , , I'cvtou anil company . . Ci-Ore Tclonhoim fomtumy Vlrulnla diul l)U-k Itlhb . .., ! 1X1 .,. 300 IRI 40 tiwno loft Mt AO (JO 10000 ..... 100.00 341 00 Ccch-AmtjrlC4U Nullonal AUunca lou.uo Mr. ami Mr. A. M. ColUtr ..- Klamalh lr 6t aturago 1W ou m r ljit.it .1011 Mr. and Mrt. Arthur WlUvn - wo Mury E Mow MM Herald and Nrwa ioo.uo ttlorK and "Whllo Harvln Station 30 00 r. W, JSlwrlfln .W.oo Charka J. Martin - - su.oo Safeway Office Employe - ;n.oo UlCiiortiio rrnit Corp. .-. loo.oo Geary llrothera fc IW.W J. W. Kern WW Arrow Transit inc. "' Columbia Uilllllea IW.wu ffA.ou and unttrr 11, r. Alltnan. II. II. Eulr-rt, IleevU. Mr. H. WtrOdard. Mrs. Wllllami. A Mreker. El ma Meeker. Mrs. H. Kllnk hammer. ISVnl Slrwart, Hoicoe McUan- Uernlca ilerrv. Pauline ti. Ulfleld, Hcsslo Gardner, llownnl and Margaret HtrtHle. J. Ferituton. Eva Urooka, Warren Crunon. Mr. and Mr, r. l.. uurritfun. Matifto wc lcltan. John Devum, U. I. Uronks, J. I'. Ue, Mr, and Mr. S II. Knott. H L. Kaftteo, Norma Miller, Hoy Warner, Uorli A. Peyton. Dorothy II. Elliott. G. K. Paddock. Harvey A, IVmberton. t. M. Irwin. Mm. V. It. Thomei, Klorem e Pickett. W. I. Martin, Dale Ootl, Kd Knup. Wilbur Telford. Veru Whlllatch. Wild tin mi. & Co,. Norma Krneit, A I., Salttrlee. J. C. Keee, 1. K. Carmlrhael. Hex. L. Trulova. I- C. Saver, W. t Clark, E. G. Urandenler. Irene llvme. Hatel Mlnuu. Mr. and Mn. 11 r. lUfttn. Mr. Pearl Jonea. Mr. and Mr. It. H. Anderson. Praay Lou Huiner, J. L. Donahue. Mr. J' red Houilon. Mr. .Paul H. Smith. Mn. Srhacffer. A friend. David Meeker. Mr. and Mra. K. Schlmlneaky. Mr. H. Herry. Mr. Hichardi. Hat Broden. Lionel llanktn. Urn Gay. A. B Chruty, S.- A. Him, Minnie. Hiillenbeek, Leln Ayre. rerne Snoop, Freda Uitlck. Jackie McLellnn. W. L. Swetr. Florrnce Uatey. Grace Gibson. J. J. Splngron. Mr. Ktrm. I-or-ralno Cavanauglt, C. M. Cercmon. Her man tlamdt. Georfe Itanflall. Glenn Mulllna. C. P. Peyton. Lonnle Schnen. Dan A. Croat. Charlea G. Harper. I. It. nobln. Ij.urctte Bryant, Glthcrt frank lln. Uoyd Miller. Ie Wtlliu. Steve Salmon. 1.. Lloyd Proek. L. D. Metcalf. H. F. Payne, Rather Dunlvan, Allen Baker. Lloyd Lelthrad. William Dary, R. "W. Coler, T. J. O Harra. M, F. ilrew. ter. Ray Dyrnei, Ed Owen. Elule Lont mire. L, H. Wright. Mr. and Mr., Ed Hell, Mr. and Mr. L. W. Engitrom. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johuion. O. A. Sheerra. V, N. Moon. Ivy! It. Lowman. Katie Artachetta, Arthur Shut mire, Harrlft Thompson. Caroline Acker man. Dorothy Howard. Dorothy Hlc-ker- aon. Myrtle Slralon. Ella Smith. Haymond Parker, jarne iioriJurin, i. uucci. u G. it cat nn to. Georae L. Jenson, Charle Hall. L. H. Yamcll. C. W. I.tltenberiter. Jnme Miller. Alma finger, Charlea Huat man. Ada Fuuell. W. E lluck. U F Tnnvaler. W. I.. Hcnrlckaon. John M. Hnanno. Mary Chlnn. J. Maraalnl. Itb ert T. Ha yen, John Haey. Leora Ilouae, iNina Shunnon, Ethel Zlon. Tom Turner, A. J. Wallenburn. J. H. Schneeburxer. C. H. Hammer, -W. D. Savnge, David R. Dixon, J. D, Price. Jock Paddock, A. G. Larlmore. P. Ent mnn. Kathor Hnrwoott. Maurice Co. John Wolf rum. Chat Itoiiae. Pete Sllnnl. R. E. Denolit. LllMe Sluhbi. Malel Payne. Mildred Axel. John Martinson, Mabl L'ariy. Don lieu on. Ciiaoya uneiwood Francl Lyon. Maude Dial. Mary CUlelt, ueorffe tJeu. Allan n. ieuer. Troy Cornatt. William Voltfenandl Jamra Ack'oy, A. M. Howen. William Stanton. C. W. Hudaon. Florence O'Urlcn, Alma Tlurn. C. E. H intend Clarenco Jennlng. Marifaret Scoftgln loiter LoDham. Emmett Hear, L. V, At-k nrman. WHIIam Motion, Henry Tucker. Hen L. Shepnard. Robert Rhode, M. L. Ballard. Floyd E. Itoifrr, Frnncea wiihart, Liuina Hrenn, vera Moran Harold A. Drownell, W. Edward. H. F. Gale, D. 3. O'Malley. Ada Kern, T. J, Cnnlev. G. C. Bnrrv. Hertha Itenner, F.tta Edm union, Ethel Blof, Mable flom ler. Georffe Kalla. Pel Hamilton, Leo end in Varxa. Hnllls Wr'ahl. Phayo "feffer e. Va'-non Jenkln. 'n ca-iaicK Max Yank. E. O. Arnold, Cora Altman, Rill noune. vioiei scoitrn". vera u'Don, VAt-irll ChMdera. Pnv Wllbank. K. K. Trunk, Alice OuMtermond, Joienhlne Dura- n. Mniide Mnhannv. Luel a Haley. Martin T'chc. Ruth Matthew. Pearl Rnnrixn. Thnlma Guerln. Zena Rllnnl Emma North, Glenn Hewitt, Ralph Knncock, Rimer Rovnold. Letha Frlnk. Henry WaUon. Herbert Won. Thelma Harner, Cletut McMnh0n, Ho R'andr'nue. Wll "am Van Duker Harve" WoHard. Don "rnnke.. Jamr-t Tetrlrk. C W. Tarwiil. Da"n A. Corhrnn, L, H. Redhead. C. u. Hiyc. A. H. Dlrkaon. Vlraj'nla Morin Lurlllo Riu Phvllla Hutrhlna. R. E, Oa'T. J. Warner, Jcnnne O'SuM'van, S, J. Btn-kpv. fl. C. Merrill And" MKw, "-bert G. DuHley W. O. Weaver. Wa'lor cneiton. u. c. wnrn, Jfinn 'en"iier, ntnr-e;e T-rb-Ttr. M, E. Lewli, V, 0. Cb"rt-. L. tfigerman. G. C. Gr'fl". T-"la C'ark. M B-andt-ne. JnrnM W. Dnulhit. M. . Well. rnmmTil Fpnc Corn.. S'"en" Club. Mm. E. C. Jones l"r. F'i'e M. vnn. Eugene Gra'ton. A Fr)e"d. P. C. Carlon, Jepn'e K, Orovr. J"me A. itfllnw r't Coreil'p, A. OaiF1-", "nr,eth '"--n. J" ' rb. F. V. "epned". J. P. nni"p. Mr", .T, "tvnher. M . W. T. .T"e lathee W"-i-. -red'h "I". nOv "inoan, Or'n WMenhura. CnrmeMt ptitton. Tim Kenneal'v. H. M. Ha rnve, , E, Cnrl'nn, Ed R'chmon''. F.'hf) Klpe, ArielJa Gibimn. Chnr'ea YorWelnnd. H M. HflFT'ev. Ltiti B. Weed. F.u arena WflU, Kd Thill, John A. Korte. R'.hert BueV,, A Glden, Forrent Gopeft, n. MfIn''vri',', V. niiFkrell, P. D. Srhrrw.der, C, W. nniima;nrHner. MTearet Mom. '.Ill' in Paker, MMtrent Hacl. P-ulah Drake. C. W. Hom'hronV D. N. C'aifnn, JnHn noae. V W Whetatnne. arve h. Krircz, Lewis Cornn. Bob Jewell, J. A. Carman. I. . Prcsslar, Charles Plner, Frn"k L. Fvnns. Char' 0"hi'. T)" 'awan, 'leien "r. a" nmtm. m- nnri rrf If Ml nrf Mm, ,TVvn Trtr Varml( ee,.pi Mn, R, pUUl Mr. Vn- rfn-B-, t, C. Wwee A "Vet" 1 "'-i HV . r. nnr' Mr-. liIHv, T. t ""a'rn. fenrttft C""bn,""r. wi, r. itrtf' Mr" A, n--m Aft Vf"., ntnt, tfrlnl-( Phmnii, Je"if T,. Dnt, Esther Natterlunrf. Pnuitna. Meaner, VITAL STATISTICS BRA V Worn at HMMdp hmnllal. V'amnth FnlJ. Orr.. Mnrrh t in.1, to Mr. and Mra, Jnniei Briv. 140S Derby, a wlrl Wlilif- 7 nminda 9. ounet. OtJN-"Nf!'A.M -nrn at IfO'ilde hoa ni'fd. K'tmnth FH, Mrrh 2fl ifWS. t Pvt ap- Mr. Cberlcs Cimntne ham. Menrni. Ore., n girl. Weight: fl n"1"" n,' mi""", 1VVDtTe-D...rjrn at HHNMe hnUl, "mnth K-"a, try n 11)41 t- e, npri Mra, 'nlr 1trK.r (IK J5?J';, " boy Wc,,?h; 7 po'inds m rAmnvt Tnirn at oniiM( bof-"-! v'a"-"h Fe'tpl (Vf), --,rei 11 lr. fn Me. and r. vmt-rn c-," 7 i""""1" an. fin,, A,r.r.r,r.Tr. 4 w.n.U h.i(,t KLAMATH Carload Potato Shipments (Kluures from Btnto-Kcdnrnl NKW YOMK. April iAI'i Tti stork market today slarlcd Ih. now month t c.n.rally higher l.v.l, but wish d.l In., ao watls-ltd. th.l the i.cov.ry failed to Imprc.a ino ni.Jorlly of aitaly.u. Mwlr.l .uvanre. w.r i,in,iiii( eit.r Ihe otwnlug and plus m.iks of fraction. I po nl or mora neiti in. spouiani near lh. clme. The lli'k.r laiM, niiip.d llM-nugliutil and iran.rets or atKtiii w . out ftt.r. w.re .r.nytd Ihe ttillc,t for a full .eulon .inc. latt October. Cl(lllg quouiions Aiiiariran Can Ill . tU', ...,lJi . .... an, .11 ........ aui. Am Car Tdy Am Tel lei ... Anaconda . ......... Calif Parking ,,. .. Cat Traclor Cmlirminweallh A, sou Curtls-Wrlghl D.nerai r.ieciric Cleneral Motor. i Nor fly pfd w 4tli. .... HI'S 40 !', .... T. ..... av. Illinois c.nirai In! Harvester K.nn.rnll lM-kheed .. lAtng-llvll A Montgninery Ward . Nash-Kelv N V Central Northern Pacific , Par 0s A tl I'arkard Motor IVnna B It lleptihtlr Sleel-. , lllrhfl.ld Oil ftafew.y Stores Sear. Iloeliurk Southern Pacific . Standard llraiul. Sunshine Mining . Tretu-Auierlra Union Oil Calif .... Union Pacific , in. . m. . 11'. . II" '. . 10'. .., 35', iui . oa' .. tat. 11 S Sleel . . Viarner Picture. Potatoes CHICAGO, April 7 IAP-WFAI- Pole toes: arrival no. un track IU, total U. S. shipment for Saturday 714, Sunday 32: old tock; supplies light, for beat qualliy tock, demand moderate; market lead)-; for poorer lick, demand alow, market dull; new stork: auppllea light, demand very good, market llrm at reiling; Michigan Ktmiel Kurala. U. K. Hi. 1. M.I3; commercial, 2 ir7; WUconaln Chip pewa, t; 8. No. 1, M 10; Minneaota and North Dakota llll Triumph, U. 8. No, 1. WHO; coinnerclal. .) Hi-n Cob btor. commercial, .1 oo-n.ltt; Florida 10O. lb. sactu llllti Triumph, U. H. No. , M 00-fi .i7: flO-lb. sacks U. H. No, . 12.71- a. in; .exaa wi-m. sacks in la Triumph U. S. No. I, 3,37. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, April 3 (AP-WFAi Aalable hogs, 400(1: total, 70OO; active, fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilt 140 lb, up at 914.7A celling; good and choice ow at 14.00; complvi Salable' cattle. 14.000; lota, 14,000; salable calves, H00; total BOO; fed stcera and yearling IA-23 cent higher: top II7S0 on weighty steer: l7.'i3 on yearlings: bulk I14..'j-17.0U; heifrr strong, best 110 73; bulk lt4..V)-io,oo cow and bulls luw hut supply small and raci strung to la cent nigner on both clasiea; cutter cow ID 2b down; both beef and cow t0,(KJ-12,3O; weighty a uo go bulla iniwlly $13.00 down and heavy fat bull tl.'i.M and below; veul ars firm at 51(1,30 down, with c hoi to odd head to 1 7.oo; slock cattle In negligible auiipiy, uiiuerioiie i urn, . Salable sheep, 10.000; total, 12,000: al fin Hlilcr lambs opened steady, four (un.ja gooa 10 cnoice reu woolen west erns tlO.OO. two load leaa doktrutil. $10.40; load lots well flnUhed Colorado in mo item aio.m and slightly above; load medium to good 70 lbs. fed lambs M.fW, no early action on yearling or ewes, five load common and medium wheat'paatured awes held above $D,flO down. m PORTLAND, Ore., Ap..l 3 (AP-WFAt-Salablo cattle lfiSO; total aiOii; aalable calve lflO, total 3ft0; market closing active on cows but rather alow un foil leer; market generally atondv with some atrsiiHtli on cowa; good fad steers largely 1.1.ft0.(l.00; one load l8,f(0; two loaiU good-cholre steers $17.00; common, medium grade $11,00-14.00. common medium heifers $10.00-14.00; good llM heifer lo $lfl.00; canner-cutter cow largely $7.00-0.80; fat dairy type cows $10,00-90; medium-good beef cows $ii.oo 12..W; young cow to $i;t.oo-2.1; medium good bull ii.oo.i3.Aa: odd heavy beef fjUlls to $14.00: rnmmnn rtk...t .1 J?.Si. .J??d-cho,co vealers steady at 111' 00 common grodes down to Salable hogi 400. total irwul;-market nctlve, itendy, moslly at celling jirlrea: l. . . 7."."" a,'"" 'w tun. up ia,7n gw light I lull I down In tin on- Anri -L..7. $1,1.00; good-choice fender Dht Hi An. 17. no; good stall $i:t.oo-iio. Salable sheen 1000. tutnl ntvi- active, lamb atendv; ewes strong to 23 cent higher with top IM) centi up; gond-cholce trucked In won led I anil, up to $1(1.00' (nmmnn.miiilliim arnA. $12.00-14.00; good yearling $13.00: eond tracked In owe in.ilo.7ft: around one lond good fed ewes $,oo, new recent high; culls down to $.1.30. WHEAT CmCAOO. Anrll i .in. u S;';i,i"h'" ,t ""onl peok. sold at r''iz.'.' "P ''-cont limit from 8t. k.A w.,c. irt.lh: ,r"ln '"'"re. r. nets were firm to strong. May whoot at l.72Vw.. also at rh7pr.vir.l,,,,i.hh"nd M,g7tre,ote;,n0'! fho hk.'l,W.''", mln"r' Ullrlng l,,o XJl2V h""r u""nl ,hnrt " liig d ac oted a score ty of offerings Commls-lon homo demand had bran ! " mo .'horrI",h.0,Ll ,ha "" "Ort "many ainlos orders were uncovered. HllVllltf urnsi IImhI.uj a ... . demand, for flour hnh for th. ."my tSU, '"I?-1""" I'lPment, and hy repoTt. thnt a largo portion of dwindling stocks " el? . ncouraged and bears S.1.J.I"' tnnnd rerenl'realstanre ..... .,,,,- ,rm -onngesl.d" Hea.oii mil 4' mmammmmmmmmmmj S """"" Mai"'" ,"" "lTirHilT""T!!yK ' March llnlly iJ!'! '"JH'iL Jil!' '.'', '!SVi '1 i i " a" w ' " . '-1 lo w Jj: m i-; " - J.!:9" " , f 0 "l IB tU In-' i"f IIJ4U o M ' ; '" Uh T" ili 1 I a Ji l" i vr- ' m ji i r tl ; iu wo li;"" i o E,f"j ol 1 1 ,iu j i "" i) mi Him a x" ii na J?u o k," ,' " Ta ' iwi ilmu ii jif" Tirj' aJ tKrAor i i w I?!- ZZEZ J'JBp t u am ii.tw at m jj- ,M w ..Jrfi0"'1 o 37h " " " i ImVo o aa aw Vth. " u 3i i""", . M JSSj!" m Xl t l'ioi " ' " ""'" , , " "l"'f o na a kXS a40 iijm o ..!rtto' j a j aa tw .iy''l!t m i 3M Ji aj ?iu01;A w i mi II mi al wo ',yWJi!, 53 a jm n.4J M i'Ch' 31 31 Jilt! 1 ; n '- I nr. wlwi. II h.il ln txcl do.x5j I !! H.iiiit. Iliivliiat al, w. .iimul.iwrv ;j. .... I ma n I I A d I l vjuoiaiions Eli m i t BASIN Inspector Hons Aubrey) I ar wlm II h.il ln bocl I ! H.niiiit. Iliivliiat alM, was .iiinu r.imrl. of an imtwndlnM .hoiui, 4t,M(, ; blown rer.el. ..is 9 ' Al ih. llniih wnil was I, u Ii iiialn higher lhan lUlunlay'. elou. a;(MS : llirn.. Cum was up is. to ai. ' z. I.IJ'.-H. Oals w.i II. to li'.c litu. V i May 031, c, IUc was Ull 1. 10 4',l. l; , i 'ias-'.. It.il.y w unafi.iis.4 .... . Iftl 3S hlgrusr. May l tll. ' : . Wr li It U s a "troMn" article rjlpso'" need, ailvertuw lor a uoad ti'KiL in the classified. . w? LEGAL NOT ICES NOTH K IN HUCtllV UIVCN It, L iii. a ailntiniair.ior of the Kits. I thro. HKitNAtio w. vol.Kr.rl. also kamg, u II. W. Volk.r. pilr,u.nl to an ordar at rmiak , enroll ( ourl of Ih. Slat, of Oiirftktn i f County ot Kl.llialh, d.l.d Hut i. ojsim &i of March, tnu. froin end .tier IM such 81 day uf Apill. Illsa, Mil .1 pilvsisald 4hi for cash. Ih. folluwlltg tlwacrlbn! at .trlrtn properly; d .umi iirginning ai . puini wrticrt is ev-ma m, liuw I..I Nutltwrly from Ih, a lltlAH corner common lo Hecilon, 1. Ii.iva4la i and ao. T, M . H. V t, W. 11 BHOtt ihe scllun line Iwlween lUtlk, Imp. 1 nd ao: Ih.nr. w.al.tly end tMiilmp. if to Ihe aerlion line balwHS iMtaQAsaOl. IP anil JO. a dlalanre ot lu Imi Men f,olnt. thei.r. norlh.rly and puifaTOwft: o Ihe tin. btwMin taoellons It, .Mai .to. . dlilanre of 317. 1. feet lo a aWOOt). thanco easterly and per. Hal t nnlivW Una between Hectlona i and Ultwr'g dlalanre of 4IJ feel lo a polnl: UW4. f1' soulherly and p.iall.1 lo Ih. lln. jTWelV tween lseeliona 111 and 20. . dlHietlXIfsft of II. I..1 lo Ihe polnl of rguuM all in melton It, T. 9 . It. IWUla II' w. M nd r. aiiblert lo llf. Intereet of Cturl Knopp in ih. following de.cn b.u ponrlllCl tlieieof; mipli.fii negtnnlng .1 Ih. NK tt,rvar of laBefl i rerlaln piece of property rt.rihtil tw ttuil certain Admlnlelralor. riMftHA aW. fhiiinls Provoal. det.d Seplember IP Wiwl' IP14, for a pulnl of hglitnln. Ilel-eev In a We.lrrly direction . itll.iwt..v do feel; thence in . Southerly dirort';-f'V 200 feet: Ih.nce In an Easterly tfis) mt Hon a dlilanre of 60 feel; then. I day ii Northerly dlrecilon l U r' plac. ot beginning. , da)F.,r I. oiirtl sisiMons. jiw 131 Main airael, lull tui Klamalh Kalla, Oregon. 'L!1 M. M: A. l-s-in-JiNo. erf, I tm ft Oli CITATION IN Till! ClltClMT COUIIT Of V fiTA'rr. or oiikion in and r Tiir rfiHWTV nr mi. .math i iiia eioiir.n i. i lis. aa.ntir ".' NINA MAK liKNTIty. also knex!" Sadia May (i.ntry, also hno M -4. ftadle May linker. IMceaaed. 'Vf. TO Kll IIUKKII. KTItCt. UKIII.. K7!1S A IIIIKriC, K.tT'KUJ! ft O A ft K. '"-' IIUKKII. IIA7.KI. J. niHIIOI' and toflU. C UNKNOWN IIKIIIS or THE AStfl-lillelTe namko ruccr-iiKNTi yft 1 IN THE NAME Of THE 1TATI B . .a -OnroON: OH tl Voti and e.ch of yml ara h.r.bf rl to appear In th above anlllled coufla'. tlui courtroom thereof at Klamath 1tVU Oregon, within Iwenly-algbt I aai aa)3oi,:': from the first publication of Ihla rmj and to ahow cause. If any there be. staNTKI an Older of Hale should not be riioU.i aiilborlilng and directing Sj! HISEMOllK. aa admlnl.lrator of v above anlllled estate, to eel! the AMTV! property of Ih eat. la In accordanc. lha petition riled therein, said real !E-?I perty being described as follows: EZiZS An undivided one-half Interest I"""" to Lois la and 19, fltewart ArtaTul Klamalh Cniinly. Oregon. accordlAI,,'l, the duty recorded plat tn.rof. ' ?: WITNESS, th. Ilonombl. ParW J r Vandeuberg, ludge'or Ihe above eetf'SJCAn rourl. with tba aeal of aatd court any! tlx thla 23 dav of March. I04S. , DAVIIJ It. VANOWfllW." AC Circuit Judge. A Wo AU.sl: 7 lilt io. Cues. r. t!..i). clerk. . Ir Xi: M. 20; A. 2-0.111-23 No. Oil rWtMo jTTciTTO CBEDITOKi MT Notice la hereby given that Ihe uosflgo, r slgnrd John Sidney Peck, h." I""!,, .1 pointed executor of tha estate of .-.j. .,,yt garet Agnes P.ck, deceased, by t" S, , , ,3 cull Court of th slat of Oregon ant Klamalh County, and ha. qualm"!- .hiirE,, All persona having cl.lms ln',Te eatal. sre hereby notltl.d to PwyKlma earn, duly v.rlflad aa provided by ?J"JJ to tha undersigned xcutor .1 Ih. ;KrX of A. W. Sch.upp. dl.Hk M' '"'.""f "' Klamath Falls, Oregon, wllhlr, r ' , .! monlh. from th dale of Ih. l''J3jE" ISM. ltr i J01IM SIDNEY PICK. ) . Executor of th att ' JVK A garot Agne. P.ck, Beceaist ahlMr: M. 10-201 A. 3-0-10 No. 05. Ji-rffrf- SUMMONS tl IN THE CIIICtllT COUnT Of TUlo1 STATE Of OREGON FOR KI.A' COUNTY. . . I.ONNIE K POWBU,, Pl.lntlff JUANITA POWKIX, Defendant lo juanna t-oweii, Mo,,"".' in i ns, name ur . ' h,' ,.Za nnvnnhi V... ara harabv reftulfi appear and answer. Ih Compl auilf ogii.nsi you in ine ,uu,.i. ., or b.fore th. loth day of At"1!'-,; ana II you ran lo ao appear """,,7 ,-. for want thereof, th. plaintiff ''''JV ? L' ! 5?"",.t 'r"..:.. '"! YieerMDa- i.vorco .... "- ..,!, lor . norma or more man u.. ..- neuiaioiy prior lo inula I"- Iran,.,, plaint. . Ki Thla .ummnn. la aerv.d UPOH y.uJlI publication pursuant to an orii" e, mimi n. or ih. al,nventltled cmirl. ....... -. .... .. . . urucr neing aaieu mar,:., l c bv .,111,111.01100 thereof once a Met I ........ , rlut. 01 aaMt., first nubllcallnn being ware., ,. jjn. and the.la.t publication being on, FnEtl O. MAtX, Attorney fur PlalntlM noa M.ln Blraat. Kl.malh Fall., Orel. i, id-201 A. a-s-HOi oa. . I . ......... .. .hit mriiuis in nr,iir,iT iinnerainnen .nns neon v"i""".-nril eculrlx of thi estate of JOB DABi ...I i... and all are hereby renlllrnd to nre-ent tne.'jl w'th th proper vnuollers to me K nff'c of h. OOTII SffPlMOPj' St.wart-Drew Bids., Klamalh Fn ls. Jn gun. within lx (Oi month, from ui. "o. harenr. 1 . , . . ,,.ri naiert inn 12111 day or M"rr" ';niVa (il.Anvn mai nAhnr.T'r TICK"0" - -Smnki 8 3eh,T M. la-in-M; A. 2-fl,' No. M. (. .' Mln SUM-' rch l nr r 'onwy ci 'pafflni ;hlW i ttMf n n telti i. .