,,l.r " .,,r lime.
i-'SrBcdlJrd by Pl
." .-. Huatoli. Mu.
lllCMlUy V" ,., vuy oily
w"?,. f incl returned horo
scr r. ...urrul weeks.
Ml '0'' .....I I,,, mil t I In
k ',. f'Zi Sootlle where
kl.m fio. I . duy.
V'l.c Home ?'''. 11 227
' .mim'I Mrs. uoroiiiBn
A '.'..l.Tc! Fro.
M j run" .... buo.
nolli coumiy .v i ---
S,,mMr. unci Mrs. L. O.
Si 1 il ! I nun II
' aster. "";"
, i,. this mornlnif for
ii I11'. ... i 1't Aciiiu
horn" " nui:i.
& 11.1. woakend to , .tj
Ik will vim
before kik "
coltiMiliin. to rotnnln
,.r dank-liter. Mrs. Morijur.
Idb.ll.
Lch.on. C.rd Party - The
. of tho moiwo win iiiv
.Mouse hall Friday, April
k,t 12:30 p. " 'or pom
r. n.tri i,iiimaa mcounu
ncun " ...
l h. Seriicnt, commiuco
lrman, will bo In charge. At
ill. that ulHTiioon i u iu;
I ....... ( runt narllca Will
ii-ld In tl hull, mm mu puu
i invited.
i... Storekeeper 1c
Ccr A. flock nnd his wife,
former l.ueuir nurim.
i,.. viMlinu his nnrcnts,
and Mr.. Hoy Uock. , 137
L r ii.vi.riil till vs. At ores-
I1I.1.V lire In Oakland with
Llslcr, Mrs. Gordon Cnmp-
but will rruirn nerc 10
Ll the rest of his 21 day
Lena Besch Coxswain
en W. Word, U. S. navy, has
landed ill l.onu Bench, Cnllf.,
idiim lo wurd received by
.areitls, Mr. unci Mrs. J. w.
wnrd niis returned Ironi
bnlh Pacilic. mid previously
lulce In the Atlantic theater
Ir, whero lie participated In
(mllnci on Sicily, Italy and
t.iiKiy.
1 Hold Medina A training
fcn for all Cub lenders will
ia at Fremont school audi
an Wednesday at 7:30 p. m
will Includo Cub masters
LisslituiiH. nnck committee.
den mothers, and den
Dccordmit to R. H. La
j Boy Scout executive here
plant Kutnerlne Spannaus
any resiunca ner position
J the Merchants Credit asso
n, wlicre slio has been cm'
u for four years. She has
1 position with the 'Asso-
I Lumber and Box company
pi remit, Lain.
Psul'i Auxiliary St.
Buvilllirv Ulill hlnul Ai...ll
I the lltlimi nf n U niiia
Liom Hrlvn Anu nM Mnnl!
I -' - ' ' '.' VIIV 1 1 ... V.
finpportntion, call Mrs. Roy
Mio. lu-noriA win oe mnnn
recent convocation ot
1,
Vina Htre Lt. and Mrs.
1 Blohm ore vlsltlna his
1 mi. iinn ivirii (.
Of Pnrlfln Tnrrnnn . T.I
PI'S. U n 1m nrrluiul lr
I'll Fulls from Fort Sum.
M., and plan to remain
pi aevcrni uays.
M M.illna Girt Scouts
IVmaT An annual
I7 WOp." m. ut tho
I f Mre n ll n-.i.,i
..if r . " nnuciiiie,
aclfic Tc-rrnce. At 8:3o!
"ncrestcd In scouting lB
10 Pom n
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ruiMl
tovn
Mora
FORn
SURANCE
4m
- WAITERS
Insurance Agenfcr ;
l' AUTOMOBILE'
rv : Phon 4111
Extension Elections Pni
Valley home cxtenslun unit re
elected Inst year's officers to
Serve iiuotlier year, ut a iiieel-
itiU Hint Friday. Mrs. Curll
Oubhardl will UK'iin servu as
chairman, Mrs. Wllllnm Tu
ba c h, ns vice ehnlrmuii, and
Mrs. K. O, Kroner as seerclury.
trunsurcr. Alliimunt unit lied
election on Tuesdiiy, olcctliiji
Mrs. jiick I'.iiiiii'iKJiirr. cluilr
man. Mrs. Verona Unllier. vice
chairman, Mrs. Edwin Leu, ncc-
ruinry-ircnsurcr.
Salem Visitor Mrs. l.nwson
Knndrii from Snlcm visited In
Klumnth Fulls Tuendiiy nluhl
with Hetty Merrill. Sim left
Wednesday to visit with her
husband's parents, Mr. unci Mrs,
Lewis Knndrii, in Merrill. Ll.
Lawson Kandra In In Italy.
Starts Work Mrs. Lee Kem
per started work ut the J. C.
I'onney company store hero to
day. She is from Kansns mid
enme hero to become Mrs.
Kemper April 7. Cpl. Lewis
Kemper, her husband, is sta.
Honed at tho Marino Barracks
Resigns Mrs. Dorecn Wil
liams hus resinned her position
with tho TrowbrldKc ami Klynn
Electric company, and hus Mono
to Portland to visit friends. She
plans to visit later In Bremer
ton with her sister, Mrs. Lon
A. Sanders.
Recruiting Ch. Si). A1 C
Krrlsen of the navy reerultliiK
office here leuves Wednesday
for Lakevlcw, Paisley and bum
mer Lake, where lie will re-
crult Waves and nlve Eddy tests
for radar trnlnlnK. Ho will re
turn Frldoy.
WLB Man Hera Lc Roy
Smith of the waite and hour di
vision of the war labor bourd.
urrlved in town Tuesday and
wilt be here Wednesdny Also nt
the United Stales employment
office.
Souvenirs Displayed The
collection of war souvenirs,
brouiilit back from overseas by
Lt. Ralph Taylor is now on dis
play In tho windows of the Lnn
dry Insurance company, 410
Muln.
Past Noble Grands Thursday
cvcnlriK, April J9, will be Pust
Noble Grand nlitht for Prosper
ity Rcbekuh ludite, and all past
noble grands aro urged to attend.
In Oakland Esther Lawler.
membership secretary of the
Klumulh chamber of commerce
is In Oakland. Calif., on busi
ness this week. She will return
Friday or Saturday.
Visits Redding William Gol
den, an Inspector for the Lower
Klamath - Strnlts Drain con
struction project, visited his
family In Redding, Calif.,, over
the weekend.
Help Available There Is
plenty of farm labor available
now, at the farm labor office,
Manager Clyde James stntcd.
Calls are still coming in and
are being filled hourly.
At Olene Mrs. Jiuncs Barnes
is nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Mnrlon Barnes of Olene. She
Is recovering from a recent-Illness.
'
Drill Team The Eagles Aux
iliary drill team will meet at tho
FOE hull on Thursday nt .7:30
p. m. There will be practice for
the Mother's Day program.
Promoted Clair William Dar
row, 1182 Crescent, has been pro
moted lo octlng pay clerk In the
U. S. navy, Klamath naval air
stntion. Prior to his promotion,
Dnrrow served as chief store
keeper. Politick Pythlon Sisters club
will meet Thursday, April 10,
nt 12:30 (or n potluck dinner,
at the home ot Mrs. Carl Pernlus,
210 Michigan.
Returns E. R. Sanders has
returned from Laguna Beach,
Calif., where ho has been visit
ing with relatives tho past two
weeks.
In Hospital Mrs. Vera Real,
111 Sheldon, Is recovering In
HIllilrlA hnmllnl frnm threat
encd pneumonia,
Pinochle Club Ye Olda Pin
ochle club will meet Thursday.
April 19, with Grace Bock. of
137 High.
. Classified Ada Bring Results.
r ATTENTION
i . FARMERS
v. W poy hlghosr
cash prices for LIVE
or DRESSED POUL
TRY. Phone 3175,
- or tee your nearest
Sdfeway market
.'' operator.
SAFEWAY
it NOW OPEN '
WINEMA HOTEL
GRILL
, lUndsrNew MeneBtwent)
HOURS: il A. M. TO 10 P. M.
NEW METHOD
of ran
ALCQHQ
L FOUND
' SEATTLE, April 18 W) Dis
covery of a method of produc
ing butyl alcohol from sulphite
ll(iiiir und complete utilization
of tills wood pulp by-product
was announced today by Dr.
Brur L. Crondal, professor of
forest products nt tho Univer
sity of Washington, and MnJ.
nenry . w. iiergcr, research
chemist.
Two years research, they said,
resulted in finding of an economical.-
practical nroccss which
the scientists expect will answer
one of the biggest problems of
me lnrest Industry,
Tho Times, in 11 report of the
new process, said its results
would Include:
A way to eliminate wastage
of 60 per cent of every log cut
in forests of the northwest for
pulp mills, unci elimination of
water pollution through dump
ing of sulphite llauor.
A new, cheap source of butyl
alcohol from sulphite liquor, for
the plastics Industry, and the
synthetic rubber .Industry.
A completely new kind of
fuel, extruded from the Sulphite
liquor in 1110 form of a heavy
insoluble "fuel precipitate,"
with heating qualities of wood
and the appearance of finely
crucked cool.
A new source of yeast fodder
lor tne dulry farmer.
Sprague River
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Crumc
and children visited relatives at
Susnnvillc several days lost
wcck.
Paulino Grunc is visiting in
Albany, Ore., with relatives.
Mrs. K. O. Thompson is assist
ing In Glenger's grocery. Mrs.
Welch hns resigned because of
111 IH-illlll.
Mr. und Mrs. Llndlc Story and
children visited in Lakevlew
over the weekend. Mrs. Marion
Pugh and Lovcna returned home
with them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ilagnn and
family spent the weekend in
Lukcvlcw with Mrs. Grace Ha-
linn und other relatives..
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew - Or I is
arc spending several days in
Klumnth Fulls.
Mr. und Mrs. Frnnk White
were here from Springfield,
Ore., over the weekend.
Three Sprague River students
won prizes in the recent poster
coniesi. mcy nrc Maurice
Chandler, first prize, fifth grade;
Sylvia Hill, fourth Drize. fifth
grade; Chnrlcne Story, ninth
grade student won fourth prize
111 uie- junior mgn group.
Three hundred Hhodn Island
Red baby chicks have been re
ceived nt tho Ivan Pnnkey
ranch. The Ponkcys hove previ
ously kept a lnylng flock of 250
White Leghorns. This year they
arc changing lo Rhode Island
Reds.
Pauline Grane hns returned
from a visit In Albany. While
away she was also In Salem, Eu
gene mid Corvnllis.
Jessie Biid Rnchcl Bobbins
were here from Corvallis where
they are attending college, to
visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hi Robblns.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Michael
were 8 o'clock dinner guests of
Mr, nnd Mrs. Charles Boroughs
on Tuesday evening, March 20,
and later attended the piny,
"Wildcat Willie," presented by
sprnguc Klver upper grades.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Folk Haddock
nnd family, and Verla Colo visit,
cd Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd William
son and daughter In Prlneville
for several davs lust week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Cooper
nnd family visited Mr. and Mrs,
Wnltcr Jnrvis in Sweet Home,
Ore., over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome, Rumels
nnd Donnle, visited with Mr. end
Mrs. Fred Youna Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Wolford was a
caller at the Ivan Pankcy home
buntluy afternoon.
A St. Patrick's Day parly was
given for the Comrades, Sunday
school class at the Sprague
River church, on Friday after
noon. Heircsnments were served
to the children nnd games were
played. Those attending were
Dona d Tuning. Charlotte Pas-
soil Dolores Shepherd, Juanita
Parks, Linda May Story, Wini
fred Haddock, Kenneth Lee,
Louis Gene Kafader, Willie
Crume, Ethel Thurman. Thclma
Rose. The teacher sponsored
the party.
The word "Sunday" occurs no
where In the Bible.
nnF U Monily-VStielT.FrlSr
Ur Crl Evtnlnii by Appointment
HEALTH r.V.r
Phona A Aft S 0 . ra. lo S p. m
HISSEH'S INSTITUTE
rnVSlCAL THERAPY
Poor Digestion?
Headachy? .da
Sour or Upset? o a
Tired-Listless?
Do you foal hotdiehy and upsat due to
poorly disrated food? To tod chmrful
snd nappy again your food must ba
digested properly.
Each day, Nature must produce about
two plnta of a vital dlccstlve juice to
belr digest your food. If Nature falls,
-our food may remain undliestod
(laving you headachy and Irritable.
Thorcforo, you must inrroase the flow
of this dlgosllvo juice. Carter's Little
Liver Pills increaae this flow quickly
often In ss little as 80 minutes. And,
you're on the rosd to feellne better.:
Don't depend on arliflcial aids to
counteract Indlfteetlon when Carter's
Little Liver PUls aid digestion after Na
ture's own order. Take Carter's Little
Liver Pills as directed. Got them t soy
drugstore, Only 26f.
Nfllion Married
nr.NR
I1LII U III U !
ADDRESSES
SERVICLMEN
Wednesday, April 18. 18S
HERALD AND MEWS FIVE
Market
Quotations
-5 1 f?Aft i 'V
FO and Mrs. Robert R. Nelson were married this past win
ter. Nelson, 20, 1538 Johnson, is an aerial navigator and bombar
dier with a B-25 bomber squadron and is now on combat duty in
the Mediterranean theater of operations. He arrived overseas
February 23, 1945. Nelson enlisted in the army sir corps on
March 12, 1942, and was commissioned September 30. 1944, at
Midland, Tex. Prior to his assignment he was stationed at Green
ville, S. C. His parents ere Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nelson of this city.
His wife, the former Pauline Rose, is at home with her parents
in Modesto. Calif.
BE
The hearing held yesterday
by the national labor relations
board involving the Weyerhaeu
ser Timber company on bargain
ing representation will bo refer
red to the NLRB in Washington
D. C, for decision, according to
Chct Irving, sccretury of the
pine industrial relations commit
tee, who represented Weyerhaeu
ser at the hearing.
Irving will leave here today
for Prlneville, Ore., where he
will represent the Oehoco Lum
ber company in an NLRB hcfir
ing on April 19, where the AFL
union is petitioning for bargain
ing representation. At present
the IWA-CIO union is the bar
gaining agent.
He will then proceed to Bend,
Ore., to . represent the Shevlln
Hlxon company in a similar hear
ing on April 20, where the con
ditions are the .same.
George Brown, director of or
ganization for' the" IWA-CIO will
represent the CIO at both hear
ings. .. . ,
Army Orders Strict
Check on Japanese
TULELAKE A closer check
on Japanese residents of the
Newell center who pass between
the compound nnd the WRA
area, has been ordered by' the
army, according to an announce
ment made to those living in the
project. Each evacuee, is re
quired to present proper'identif i
cation when - using any of the
gates- between the two areas.
The- instructions were given
when It was learned that because
of leniency of guards at the gate,
passes of Japanese employed in
the WRA area have been misused.
Bus Drivers Quit
In Santa Monica
SANTA MONICA, April 18
(P) Striking Snntn Monica bus
drivers, whose sue. n walkout
yesterday deprived mousands of
war workers of transportation,
will be paid off today or tomor
row and new men hired, City
Finance Commissioner D. C.
Freeman1 said.
Sixty-five bus drivers quit be
cause the city of Santa Monica
would not recognize the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen as
their bargaining agents nor
guarantee that two rush hour
split shifts be worked in a 10
hour span.
Freeman said the city could
not 1 guarantee these demands
under its charter. The strikers
refused compromise offers of
Federal Conciliator Edward F.
Fitzgerald. .
The first bathtub in the U, S.
was built ot mahogany.. It prob
ably didn't show those brown
rings after using, like the pres
ent type.
If it's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for st used one
in the classified.
Tax Program Snarled
In California Senate
SACRAMENTO, April 18 (IP)
Senate refusal to separate the is
sue of state subsidies to cities and
counties from that of tax reduc
tion left Gov. Warren's tax pro
gram snarled in the legislature
uday.
In declining to reconsider the
amendments it had voted into
the governor's measures to ex
tend the $100,000,000 cuts in the
personal income, sales and bank
and corporation franchise taxes
another two years, the uppe:
house apparently passed over to
the assembly the task of harmon
izing the difference of opinion
between the administration and
the proponents of state financing
of postwar projects of local gov
ernments.
Pickets, Workers
Await Seizure !
Of Gas Refinery
LAKE CHARLES, LaV, April
18 (Pj Pickets- and. -employes,
marked time today awaiting phy
sical seizure of the strike-bound
cities service 100-octane gasoline
refinery plant here by the feder
al government, as a result of a
dispute over rents -charged
workers at a nearby privately-.,
owned 'housing- project. . :
In spite Of a presidential order
for the seizure and government
operation issued from Washing
ton last night, several scores of
pickets maintained their stand
on two roads-leading- to- -the
plant. . '
King Features Head
Dies of. Heart Attack
NEW ROCHELLE, -N.'Y.-; April
18 iJP) Joseph V. Connolly,- 50-year-old
president of King Fea
tures Syndicate, International
News Service and International
News Photos died here early to
day following a heart attacK...
Ho was returning to nis rei
ham. N. Y., home from a movie,
theatre with his wife when he
was stricken. He had been in
ill health for some months.
EXCUSED
OKLAHOMA CITY,- April 18
(fP) A prospective, juror in
common pleas court-was queried
by tile attorney, "Have you ever
sat on a liquor-case?"-
"Sir." he replied, "I am a dea
con of the Baptist . church. . I
have never -touched a .drop of
liquor, let alone sit" on a case
of it." , . - '
The juror was excused. .
WASHINGTON, April 18 P)
President Truman recalled the
death and misery he saw in the
last war to assure the nation's
fighting men there will be no fal
tering in this one.
Addressing- the armed forces
and the nation by radio last
night, the new commandcr-in-
cniet declared: ,
I have dune as you do in the
field, when the commander falls.
My duties and responsibilities
are clear. . . . These duties will
be carried on In keeuinu with our
American tradition.
As a veteran of the first
World war, I have seen death on
the battlefield. ... I know the
strain, the mud, the misery, the
utter weariness of the soldier in
the field. And I know his cour
age, his stamina and his faith in
his comrades, his country and
himself."
Terming President Roosevelt
"a far-sighted statesman and a
real friend of democracy," Mr.
Truman said "All of us have lost
a great leader. You have lost an
old friend."
Npflrlv inn mitltnn ax... .t
American forest is now tree
farms, dedicated to continuing
forest crops.
NKW VOnK. April IS (APi SUx-kfi
continued thi-lr ndviinrn ti new B-ycar
hlKh5 today after car: Irregular! ly.
Profit filing whli-h slowed the ad
vance ye.terday rarrled over Into lha
first hour but thereafter new buying
appeared.
Closing miotatfona:
Amerlran Can
Am Car & rdy
Tel k Tel
Anaconda
Calif Parking
Cat Tractor
Commonwealth ic Sou
curtls-wjight
.... 7.
.... S
,...IIM',
.... .T4's
.... 35',
S4'.
I'i
General Eleclrlc . 42
General Molors 00
Gt Nor Ry pfd S4'
Illinois Central .TO'-j
Int Harvester 8.Va
Kennecnlt - .tli,
Lockheed ... 21
Long-Bell "A" 18'
cows fairly active at aio.sn-H.oo: all
weighty bulls fully 2.1 cents higher,
heavy sausage offerlnga Ui SI.13S and
heavy fat bulls to SUM; vealcra firm
at 117 w down.
Salable sheep Soon, total fKMXl;
alcughler Iambs moderately active, most
ly aleady. load good lo choice fed
wooled western lambs SI7.10. several
loads held around $17 2.1: five loada
largely good Colorados S16 2.1; two loads
pastured lambs J11.75: load good shorn
lambs No. 1. $1.1 00; sheep scarce Heady,
shorn native ewea $H.OU down, wooled
ewes up to S0.3O.
Montgomery Ward
Naih-K.lv
If Y Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Gac ft El -
Packard Motor ......
Penna ft R
Republic Sleel ..
Richfield Oil
Rafevay Stores --.
Sears Roebuck
81
117s
2.1
- 24.
37'.
K
38
..- 23 'i
12's
POHTLAND. Ore., AnrM in (AP-WrAI
Salable and tnUI cattle ISO, calves 2S;
market very active, fully steady; few
medium steers $14.00-50; one lot good
ehotee fed steers $18.7.1; rutter.commnn
heifers $f).21-l2.00; good light heifers up
to $13..10: canner-cutter cows $7.00-10.oo;
odd shells downward to S5.SO: fat dairy
type cows $lo..10-11..1O; medium-good
bulls mostly $11.00-12.00; few light beef
hulls $1300, good-choice vealers S1S.00
1GO0; medium grades $13.00-14.00.
Salable hogs .100. total 17S: market
active, steady: barrows and gllla mostly
811.7.1. the celling: sows up to B.10 lbs.
$13.00: feeder pigs scarce; good-choice
salable $17.00-18.00; odd heavy stage
Sia.se.
Sa ahle and total sheen AO: market
steady: aood.cholee wooled lambs $1.1.30:
common grades $12.00; good yearlings
$13.00: older weathers down to $0.00;
good wooled ewes $8.7.1-0.00; cull-common
granes 74..-M1-0 no: anom ewes saiaDie
around $8.75 down: few good wooled
buck. $7.50.
Southern Pacific ....
Standard Brands
Sunshine Mining
Trans-America ,.;,....
Union .Oil Calif
Union Pacific -
11 S Steel
Warner Pictures
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Potatoes
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
raoop
LAND ornCE at Wkeview, Oreoh,
March 21it. 1943.
I. Paul Wampler. of rt Klamath, Ore
Eon, who. on October 23. 1939. nude
Desert Land Claim, No. 013999, for Lot
14, IS, J6 and 17. Section 1. Township 34
South, Range 6 East, Willamette Mer
idian, hereby five notice of my in
tention to make Final Proof, to establish
my claim to the land above described,
before J. W. Sanders, Notary public for
Oregon, at 1213 Main Street. Klamath
Falls, Ore., on the 2nd day of May.
1943, by two of the following witnesses:
M. L. Ferguson, of Chlloquln. Oregon
Clara Shaong. of Chlloquin. Oregon
F. G. Brown, of Crystal. Oregon
George Wiesse, of Crystal. Oregon.
Signed PAUL WAMPLER. -M.
28; A. 4-11-18-25 No. 71.
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that T. as
administrator of the Estate of Karl Bold,
oecensed. pursuant to an order of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon.
County of Klamath, will, on the 26th
day of April. 1943, at the Tiour of 10:00
i"U m., sen ai uie me oi- uc reat pro--petty
it public sal to the highest bid
der for ca&h. . the following described
real property of the Estate of Karl Bold.
deceased:
Tract. 13 and 14. in '400' Subdivision,
according to the duly recorded plat
thereof on file in the office- of the
County Clerk of Klamath County. Ore.
FREDERIC A. OHLEMEVER.
Administrator of the Eftata of
Karl Bold, deceased,
28: A. 4-11-18-23 No. 7a
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NOTICK OF P1VAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That I
have filed my Final Account and report
ax Administratrix ot the estate of Roy
David Glvens, deceased, and the Circuit
Court o( Klamath County. Oregon, bat
fixed ten o'clock in the forenoon of
April 23. 1943. as the .time, and the
Circuit Courtroom of the Court House
in the City of Klamatn Fans, uregon, as
the place, when and where any person
tnPti nrK.nt anv obiecttons or exceotfons
io any mm it inerein coniamea. ana m
the naid time and place the Court will
finally seme saia account. -
Mrs. JOSEPHINE UlVtrtO,
j Administratrix.
W. LAMAR TOWNSEND.
Attorney for Administratrix
432 Main Street
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
M. 21-28; A. 4-11-18 No. 68.
VrtTIPP nr FIVAI. ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
knv-a. n.H mv final account and report
of my administration of the -estate of
CINA M. BROOKFIELD.1 deceased, and
iha itiri nf tne (Jircun i.ouri oi me
State of Oregon, for Klamath, County,
Has tixea xen o ciock in ne lomiuvii
of May 17, 1943. as the time and the
Courtroom of iid court as the place
when and where any person may
nun fihiint(irii nr exceouonB io anici
final account, and at said time and
place the court will settle said account.
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Administrator.
1,. Orth SUemore. attorney.
A. 18-25; M. 2-0-16 NO.
TX)S ANGELES. Aorll 18 fAP-WFA)
Potatoes: 3 broken. 11 unbroken can on
track; arrivals Colorado l. inano y,
Maine 1.' New- York 1, Texas 1. Utah
Candada 2, truck arrivals California
2. Arizona 1; market firm at celling;
no sales.
CHICAGO. Anrll 18 TAP) Grain
markets. Klven noor nuonort from tho
atari, were on the off side most of to
day's session but May rye rallied sharply
after early losses of two centa or more.
Analyst said tne lag tn ouying in
terest indicated technical weakness fol
lowing two weeks of Jieavy short cov
ering- .
Ai in 1 1 man wneai "was 'tc nigner xo
lc lower than yesterday's Close. May
.1Z1'a-''4. "Corn Was up Vc to off
May Si. 13-. Oats were vie
lower. to tie higher. May (W'i-a.c. Bya
was ,ic higher to lc lower. May
M.3.Vi-. Barley was off Vj to c
May tl.tMl'V,
SAN FRANCISCO. AdHI 18 fAP-WFAl
Potatoes: old stock: 5 broken, 4 unbrok
en cars on track: arrival Idaho 4.
Maine 1. New stock: 2 cars on track;
arrivals Texas 2: market firm: no sales.
CHICAGO April 18 (AP-WTAi Pota
toes: arrivals 33, on track 100, total U. S.
shipments 487.
Old stocks: offerings very light, de
mand very good, market firm.
New siocks: supplies very iigni. uc
mand very good. firm. Maine Chlp
Dewii. U. S. No. 1. S3.D7. Wisconsin
Chlppewas. U. S. No. 1. S3.27; North
uaKOia Ulisa inumpns TOnrnieitisi,
33.25: Canada Green Mountain. Canada.
No. 1. $3.50-3.70; Texas 50-lb. sacks of
Bliss Triumphs. U. S. No. 1. $3.29.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aoril 18
fAP-WFA Cattle: salable 150. Very
active. Northern medium 901 lb. steers
$15.75. She-stock 25 cents higher. Fat
medium rows SI 2.00. Bulk common
cows- $10.00-11.00, cutters $0.00-50. Low
rrada nhn.-i tiToir man as any ume re
centlyr Medium -sausage bull , $9.00
down.- Wives: -none, nominal.
- HnffV ttalahle'iso. Firm. Two oack-
im aM irt choice 200-280 lb. barrows
and gnu xo.ia. aieuium ur suou wb
$14.00-15.00. ' ,
sneep: saiaote w. cuve. iw j
steady. Medium to choice spring lambs
$15.00-15.50; Few common to medium
norm coast -wooieo yea runt;
13.50. weak. Package medium ewes
$8.5a --
rinrir.n A nHl 1H. 'AP-WfAl Sal
able hogs 6000, total 12.000; active, fully
steady: good and choice barrows and
gilts 140-lbs. at $14.75 ceiling; good and
cnoice sows at . sit-w. vamf iv umi
ance.
sssisht rsitu isnnn. total 12.000: sal
able calves 800. total " 800: choice - fed
Bnrt vBarlincrt. fullv sttsadv. active:
all other grades slow, steady: largely
astMi- mm- hulk S15.25-17.40: too $17.85:
numerous : loads S17.25-17.75l heifers
steady to weak, medium grades slow: ail
WHEAT
WEATHER
Tuesday, April 17,
Max.
Eugene ,CB
Klamath Falls ..8ti
Sacramento HA
North Bend .- 56
Portland , ; fig
Reno
1915
Min. P reel p.
.00
San Francisco
Seattle ",
Mcdford
Red Bluff
..72
58
55
.00
.01
, Trace
.00
.00
.02
.00
.00
Northern California Clear today, to
night and Thursday except light rain
extreme northern coast and mountains
Thursday; slightly cooler northern por
tion. Oregon Partly cloudy with few light
showers north portion today and to
night and over state 'i-nursaay. v-ooier
in southwest portion Thursday.
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