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Umbi 118,80 nlnb)p lot T;i 111, tvmlvtt iVi.W, oito li'l iniiti-rt A ii Mn rn MunlH M IK) ntti homl: liouj own ,klnbl KI.UO, CHICAGO. Hciil. 7 lAP-UHlAt-Nnl' h1ti uun !1000. lotnl ftniH): uullva Hiid fully Icmly; huoiI mid i'hoU-e Imrrnwi bihi gum i iw iub. m viii) vomnii; good nntl cholco iowi m! H.(W; noiii nlfto I'.t'tiium'o, Httlnblo i'altlr Ifl(H), Inhil MM; niilabln Vtvn 4lK), luUl tltO; mintn.l nmiKi'l tl vloKD-tut HffHlr. with I'omn.ou, nirtllitiu Atul good ifratfn Ipoib nml ycit'lh.un wriik; clrkMly tfuod ml vlmtco It hull aicittly. I'M- bulk rJ.ni)-lt),(H); un ctiulco luflfpm hore: roualitu inntnly cowh mul ntedlunt Kiml Htnii liclfrvn: thmtt vrk nl tet'Vhi hmii iloclti.; cutler cowh ST no dnwit; I'niuiars tt,un t).7Aj lo idlUtblo uutlt fm bulla, mol u an no olfrilntit btiwlhij urtmH $D, Wi ll. iW); baof bulla tiraiif vy nl l;i.mt Uuwit; vcnlfnt wciik t I HBO down; iull inuitlitcr clvi nl now low at 7,uo- Snlubl nlteei 1MK, lotnl U.iw: mink o l (airly cttvo. ntul Mputifilly fully ilcatly tu ilroitv; KikhI mid choU'i ttntlvo tpi'lnK l(tnlu In t'dr hit a nntl antHll tou mimtly 1X11,1, OHO lll)l0 l(l ttllUIIHl Ctt) bfltll X'XW, buotto of coMitim-ablt) itnitlo 1. H1 Inai: common lortootk ijUdllty In hum mostly 9IO.tHMll.ftlr, btu-ka luoluuoUi lltotl alioru ail ml owo 3lHl-U.(H), WHEAT CHICAGO. Sept. T t AP-l'SDA PoU toca: arrlvnli 100, on track 137, total U. 5. Iiipmcntt 03V New itiH'ki: auppHeti moderate, ftir Idftlm Kuuctit demand sood. market firm; for offerlnjrs other rcltonn de mand alow, market weak and unsettled; I.llm lltiurl Ilurliaiikl. 11. S. Nil, 1. 3.4l; Mtnneiola, Rod WnrbaK, U. S. No. I, 91.03: North Dakota hum inumi, II. S, No. 1, $a.(H)'3.10: Wticotwln Cob biera, U. S. No. 1, JlMW LIVESTOCK nrMWn Koni f (AP.tlsnAi Salable- sheep 4000. total 4H00; market alow; alautfhtar lamba ateady to 10 rent lilKh er, apoU up mora; aaveral lod cnuic Cotoradoa SI3.U3. four out of lx luaria ski on. manv uniold lute: choice trucklni $13.00-10; good-choice $ia.t-3. medium good $11.50-13 J3, other clc ateady; common-medium alauuhter ewes $4,00 73, holdlnc one load above $3 00: jood choice 79 lb. feeding lamba 114.10. sntrrtr SAM FRANCISCO. Seol. 1 (AP-USDA Salable cattle 30; market stead v: nackaire common 730 lb. hclfera 12.ft0; cw culler cow 7.73-8.73; for week inlable 1600. ealvea 2.W, good atera and heiferi ateady. good cows AO centa lower, common-medium rango cowb 50 cents to $1.00 lower, canner-ciittera 50 rents lower, bulk aleera S15.mMfi.00, heifers M4 60-1.V7A. cowi $1.1.00-13.10, medium-good calves Ikl.oo-l-f 3.1. Salable hogs 30: market firm; few gnod barrows and gilt $13.75, mwi $13.00: for week salable 1230 Including 300 feeder pig. Salable aheen 300; market steady; one load good-choice 93-1 b. lamb 1X33: for week aalahte 3400, lambs ateady. ewe steady to 33 rent higher, bulk common good ewes 53.00-3 30, 7ORTI.ANn. Ore.. Sent. T fAP-liSDAt Salabtn cattle total 33. calves 10; moally a cleanup market with few an Ira steady but demand narrow for canner-cutler cows; few head sold at $.0O-7.5O: com- n vealera $10 oo. choice nuotable to $14.00: or above: one lot 323 lb. grata calves $13 50: sorted at $1100; weak top gra steer $10X1: load fed heifers up to $18.00: Wednesday; beef cows mostly 12 50 down. salaole nogs total 173 market nominal all welnhts: barrows and trills this week 73. sows $15.00; choice 70-110 lb. feeder pur sji.no. aamoie sneep loiai lau; ma run aicaay; BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE CHICAIJO. bept. 7 I API Orali. ill tinea sagged In late Uanaclluu today, Willi ry losing more (ban a emit o hunhel in some ctuea and othar ginlna falltiig fractionally. Trade wa vary dull. Government iurehaning tended to re. strict selling In wheat and moat of the liquidation apparently was hedKlug, Nearby rye delivrrlca were up in early trade on phnrt-covertng, but price later fell with the distant contracts. Oats shipping sales were estimated 1 Ipo.noo bushels. Wheat cloaed unchanged to 'ho tower than the urcvlnun flnlah. Sentciuber $l.tH, com was off ti to c, Dacemlwr $1.14,s. oats were to c down, aep temtier .m'.c. rve waa unchauited to tC lower, Soptember $13i-, and bailey was io down to ic up, Ucplember 1,U0. EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS FrhUy, Bpt. 1, 1145 ESKIMO HANGED VITAL STATISTICS JACOBS Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath falls, Ore., on Sep tember 7, IU45, to Mr. and Mrs. It. h Jacobs, aw Main, a girl. Weight: 0 pound 3' ounces, PHll.POIT Horn at Klamath Valley hoapilwl, Klauinth Falls, Ore., on Sep' tember 0, lt43, to Mr. and Mia. Uon Philpott, Boitanta, a girl. Weight; 0 pounds H ounces. CHATOUHN- Horn at Hillside boa- Sllal, Klamath Falls, Ore., on Septemlr , 1U43, to Mr. and Mra. Thomas Chat burn, Merrill, a boy. Weight; 0 pounds 1 ounce. WU.KEH-Horn at Hillside hoapltal. Klamath Kalla. Ore , on Seutemtier tl, ltH3, to Mr. and Mm. C. H Wilker, JI71 Bristol, a boy, Weight: 7 pounds UU ounces. H1CKCY norn at lllllilde hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore,, on September . 1043. to Mr. and Mra. r Vf. itickey. tni3 Del Moro, a boy. Weight; 8 pounds 13 ounces. OBITUARY l.tO MARTIN CHK1HTRNKKN l.eo Martin Chrlstetuien, a resident of this city for the past 30 years, passed away Thursday, September a, 1043 at 7 p. m. He was a native of Oakland, Calif., and was aged HO yeAri, 3 months and I) days at the time of his death. He Is survived by the following; hu wife. Mrs, Urn M. Chrlateiuen, and daughter, Janet Chrllenen, of Klamath Falls and two sons. Harold ami l.u Chrlitcnscn ot San Francisco. The re mains rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. 033 High. Funeral announcement appears in this Issue. FUNERAL i.ro martin CHidTrKrtr.y Funeral service a for the late Leo Mar tin Chrlstensen who paned awav In this city Thursday, September fl. 1043. will bo held in the chapel of Ward's Klam ath Funeral Home, 033 High, on Satur day. September 8, 1043 at 4 p. m , with Klamath Kails A.F. At A.M. lodge No, 77 officiating. Concluding services and ii i f EVERY SATURDAY J 9:00 until 1:00 Join th Gang Saturday! A Fence to Meet Every Need Mm Mad from ialtctad 4S in. (ul) lizo wood lints, evenly spaced and woven between S eabloa oi heavy wire. Colon, red or green. It'i eaiily. quickly and per manently erected. Long lett ing and malcei a good ap pearance. It'i inexpensive, too. Just the thing for Victory Gardens. Koopt dogs in or outl Suburban Lbr. Co. 4714 So. Btb Phone 7709 JIT STATE PEN FOR MURDER WALLA WALLA, Sept. 7 M') Jtio uiii, aiii.ik.ii gvkimo convict' cd for 1 1)0 murder of flvil-yoar old Ii'iuu livne McGouuli uf Si'iittlo April 12, ciilnily onltircd tlio scnfrukl room at the stitte punitcntliii'y nt 1:0U a. m. this moniliiK mid wu.t IiiiiikocI nt 1:UR. Ho wiis pronoiinuccl (lend at 1:23 u, in, "All I wmli In Hint most of the ymniK men 1 inn Icnvlnu lichlnd will bonrflt by my mlatukcs that I n Hide all thi'ouiili my life and c.ipeclully thin one," he mild in his lust .tliitomont, "1 hope to God Unit Ilu foralvos me." UIII wn.i convicted in Juno for the ulHylnu. Tho McGouiih Kli'l wns rctiinilnjr from a nolulibor hood drua slurs when ho at tacked her nml loft her body In ii sliiiiiuc bin at the temporary family homo where It wu.t found Inter, After lildlnu neveral days, Bill surrendered himself to Senttlo police. At no time before or lifter his conviction did ho claim Innocence of the sex slaying. Though nl tlmoa he dhmlayori slims of nervousness, Dill re mained calm until he wns hanged, spending most of his Inst few days rending the Bible mid consultlnn tho Very Rev. John J. Cnllnnan, Ills wife visited him tho last llmo Thurs day moniliiK nnd mndo a final appeal to tho Rovornor 'or stay of execution and commutation of sentence during the day. Alubrlne Is moro effective In tho treatment of malurla than quinine, according to recent discoveries. Interment will fallow In t.ln.vtlla ram elitry. Frlanrt, ar raapaaUully Invllad to alland Mirvlcaa, WEATHER iiiur.it.r, S'pi. a, mis Kuar-ita Klainalli ralla Haorain.nto N c.i III ll.ilil rui'ilaiiil Itnui Nnll KinilfUau rlnatlla nail llltiK Mln. rratilu. 'H n in av SI "I ...... Hi mi ii! na .jii an .... IT o.i .,..nu l S4 ui na N.iplhMrii r.llfi,rnla.Llar Imlav. f. illNht ami Knlurilay. Wartiiar iuilav, I'oiilvr mt (iita.t ftattnilay, Uatltta varlalila wlntU nil rnaal, OlYann -Clvar toilav anil Itullahl, Warntar lit Intarlnr, with Iriiata In r. i'hiIvm innishl anil aalurday. Varlault wlmla utt viia.l. jut ,IM ,mi ,tx .IK) ,i ,IK) ,4M, ,IH Do your drinks get as fttT as this? M Then always use this "Pin-Point Carronation" kaapt drinks parkllni with Ufa, le lha lait alp. Aik for Canada Dry Watar whan you're out. Sarve it In yeur home. Where theres;wc I'IIU you'll hear- CANADAPRY WATER c ENROLL NOW! For Fall Classes, Beginning Sept. 4. Klamath Business College 733 Pine St.. Corner 8th Phone 4710 at KENO Saturday Night 9:00 to 1:00 Music by Original Merry Makers Air Conditioned Hall Refreshments Available Admission! 60c per person, tax Included Air Conditioned DANCING 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. SATURDAY NITE Auspices V.F.W. DANCELAND SIS Klamath Ave. Music by Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies Adm. 60c each person, incl. tax. DANCE. Saturday Night K. C. HALL Sponsored by Towniend Club Modern and Old Time Dancing -9:00 'til 1:00 Men SOo ' Ladies 50c I iy'v '.i'ti 'v , m t ' ' 11 Glamorous YfefTJ Accent! 7 REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS nr, Sid a, Nnlil llr. SIS 0, Noln Jr, Dr. 0. 4. Noln (M. V. S. Armr) nr. ii. R, Haylor llr. II. P, Alaiandrr llr. T, tl. MtillinllanS llr, 0. Ilnpldn, NO CHARGE FOR EYE EXAMINATION Open Friday Ivtiilnqi Till f o'Clock COLUr-IBIAM BE 2405 OPTICAL UNCI 105 fXClUIIVILY O'tlCAl ' . fOUTlANO, elt S.W. 6lh TWO 5TOM5 Kt AMATH MU, tit MAIN) LI J II II .1 J J J M .7.1 :1 1 jfafellllT.t I Fl 9 kU 1 -VI f J i III aiss.as,ia.'ns. . a..-. . . .