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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON MONDAY, DEC. 29, i7 I LIVESTOCK BO. BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29 (AP-USOA) Cattle: Salable 200. calves SO; early arrivals totalled about 100; largely cows of dairy breeding: trade slow with undertone very uneven and prospects for around SO cents liiRher: few common-medium cows sold tl 6 50-20 00; cutters 14.50-15.00: dinners $13.00 14.00; small supply mostly heavy slauRhtcr calves offered; no early sales. Hogs: Salable 100: prices steady; few lots good-choice 180-225 lb. butchers $29.50-30 00; good sows $24.50. Sheep: Salable 325: fat lambs opened 75 cents higher: one load mostly good grades long No. 1 pelts $24.25: practically no slaughter ewes offered. PORTLAND, Dec. 29 (AP-USDAl Cattle: Salable 1250, total 1450; TRICYCLES WAGONS BABY WALKERS POOLE'S Bicycles A Sporting Goods 222 So. 7ih EVER SiHCE OLP THEft Urf. tmn f?EA'R rfcESJ thijkjk SlTW A(vCUMOFRE.VMN.KE: OLD V, (OLDimEKTOlP,- INDIAN HOW TO l; $i5wal i mouse aSS c2vwM vSTvSJ'ISOa 1 OsTTITlTri f MM'E. MOT.Vvty SATS. 1 1 f GO. ,O0MtS( - voooN-OkJ-r V ' 1 ' nr '.Jivr.? Jygj NoE fUf U P 6 J PkBT REM'' H,kLF ,kl0U0' ( CWE BACK HERE TO USE ( sf THOME mTirrL rT 1 60T TO UE TH PHOWE ---, wfcMTEP MAM, UMBER j VOU PHONE ...WHERE WHO WENT OUT TH' thatuct Hfll'S- 7s-mK stmT FWE feet1!... JZA wmmr Bn poor r few I ON THE F.ELO OF HOJUH.' ) OUT IN THE ALLEY T r-Y 1 sSoTEBM luPf CUYS VWSir"? J WE RE" MAKING- P . OLD CWIEnLYTOTJlTVj Vf -rug pueuC AtKHKXO TO fWICTIC, "fj 0 MURDP0! THE BUSOCry POKER h. W MURDEROUS PURy-BUT WHCT HeffB Vjl WTHETBITWUfWIOUXTrNOT Wi I A PEW TRUMPS RUN OUT OF TOWN -A ' W WHITE COTTON UNIFORMS These are top quality uniforms of sanforized r m cotton. Slightly shopworn. Broken sizes 12 to 38.1.X J SrtOND FLOOR MEN'S TOPCOATS Warm, smooth fitting, lOOCi i mors oiu or brow n. Slici 37 to 46. Reduced. MAIN FLOOR I calves salable 150, total 175; mar - !ket active, steady-strong with com- I mon-medlum cows and steers occa sionally 25-50 cents higher: supply steers light: heifers rather heavy few sales medium-good steers $24 00 28 50: load good-choice 116 lb. $30 00 equal to record high; medium-good heifers $22 00-26 00: two loads 2(i.o: memum-good beer cowsi $17.00-21.00: mixed cows and heif er.' up $22.50; canner-culter cows $1200-14.50; fnt dairy type kind $1500-1600: medium-good sntisaire bulls $17 00-19.00; good beef bulls mostly $20 00: good-choice vealers steady at $27.00-30 00; medium good heavv calves $20 00-2600. Hogs: Salable 250: total 4500: market active, butchers around $1 50 higher: sows about 50 cents up: good-choice 185-235 lbs. largely $5050: 250-320 lbs. $28 50 : 3:15 lbs. $28 00: good 350-550 lb. sows $25.50 26.50: few under 300 lbs. $27.00: one 710 lb. sow $24.50; good 530-865 lb. i Flower Shop imvi:i (At Greenhouses) 3614 S. 6th. Phones 6335 and 9.140 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Our Specialty PrsfftASL'T .1 nfcK TCID, , (CIO TlCsER CjlVE-USl ABOUT C is rEAP Bk? ICEA-- 1H05E $Tomi )y $oy pay show CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING CLEARANCE VALUES wool, Hereford tweed. $ 20 I stags $17.00-11100: feeder plRs laok- .'' Hood -choice nominally $27 W). 28.00. Sheep: Salable 200, total 1150: scattered sales steady; few good choice 85-93 lb. lambs $21 50-22 00; good 85 and 115 lbs. $2100: com mon 70 lbs. $18 00; good ewes sal able around $8 50. The market will be closed Thurs day and Friday. CHICAGO. Dec. 29 i,Pi il'SDAl Salable hogs 19.000; total 2200: slow: uneven but generally 75 cents to 1.00 lower than Friday; bulk good and choice 170-240 pound 28 25 28 75: top 29 00 sparingly but very little above 2875; good and choice 250-270 pound 27.50-28 00 ; 270-300 pound 27.00-37.50; few loads 300-325 pound 26 65-27.00; most good and choice sows under 500 pound 33.50 24 50. Salable cattle 13.000. total 13.000. salable calves 800. total 800: choice steers and heifers along with com mon to low-medium kinds active, strong; average-medium and good grade slow, about steady; cows and ! bulls mostly steady; vealers strong j to 1 00 higher: most choice fed steers ' and yearlings 34 50-38 50: load of ' strictly choice heavy steers topped at 40 00: good grade steers mainly WHITE COTTON BLOUSES Odds and ends, and In various colors. 32 to 40. M.'OND ri.OIIR .UTTiWk IN A cAPLIV HALL LIKE ) : I ,y I P"" V COMES.' BSgWn SWE-KEEPiNSTOU 1 r I CfcvN WOMEN'S BEANIES Odd lota of colon and stylet. All reduced for final m f clearance. 0 1C SM.OND FLOOR 27.50-33 50: load common 1025 pound weights 21.50: good to low-choice heifers 26 00-32 00; small lot strictly choice 35. 00; medium and good beef cows 18 50-23 00; caimeis and cut ters 12 50-15 00; medium and ik1 bulls 20 00-21 50: odd head strictly good fat wctghty beef bulls 22.00 22.50; Rood and choice vealers 28.50 30 00 for few strictly choice; stock eis and feeders scarce, firm. Salable sheep 4000. total 4500; hlKhiT asking prices retarding slaughter lamb trade; Interests bid ding around steady: best early bid 35 50: generally asking mound 26.00 for good and choice fed woolcd lambs; deck or so good and choice yearling wethers sold steady at 30.50; nothing done early on small supply ewes. Meanest Man Strikes Again S.M.EM. Dec. 29 Un-A want ad from a Salem newspaper: Notice: To tne person who stole our groceries from 12lh and lloyt streets from an Oldsntobile. we hope you need them worse than we do. I am an unemployed World War II vet amputee with four chil dren. ;.'IF sOHETHis' txCTls)' rlArPENitv, lOu D KEAPI fOR WISH IT HAP.-JV- EOTtrfcrtT WHEN IT Hires from 2.00 . MARKETS and FINANCIAL Buying Lifts Wheat Futures CHICAGO. Dec. 211 it'i Buying credited to cash houses and commercial Interests llfled gram futures prices from early lows at the board of trade today. Dealings were considered relatively Unlit and some of the trading was In the nature of evening up for the end of the year. During the session oats were liidi'iicndciillv slionu on good com mercial demand. Corn borrowed some of lis tallying power from oals. but bookings on a to-urrlve basis were light, placed at 40.000 bushels against sales of 56.000 bushels. Wheat followed on uncertain trend during the early Hading, but moved to above Saturday's close near the finish. At the close wheat was ' to I 'v higher than Siilurda.v s close, May S'JIM ',-', Corn was lower to 1', higher, May $2M"-'. Oats were ' lower to l't higher, May $1.17 -V Soybeans were 2 lo 3 cents higher. March $397. Wheat Open 3.92 'i-S 3.114 i 3.57 3 53 Mav July September December Driver Asks Jury Trial Wllllnni Simiii. ft ,,r .inn l..,vl. mg way. r.uested a jury trliii' m 1 luillee eollrl uihin ni-i-itiL.,iiti,,ti iln.: mornmi! on ..i,iiu.. of .iiiini, ,i,.. ing and no operator s license, the second time he has been in court 111 a week on the former count. Police said that on December 22 Simms was comic led of drunk drlv- uiK and hts operutors license was revoked. He was arrestini Ht 10 20 o'clock last niKht at Main and Martin and """""l an oponeut. spent the night In jail. Ills ball was set at $150. which he was unable to tnn Minn Tn raise this morninif. ,JaP "ne 10 Also arrested for drunk drlvliur'Ro Dotnnnt4 w.i i-i---iiu was r-iiuiia low ell. 42. ranch cook, who posted siui.au ior an iipiiearunce in court this afternoon. She was arrested at South 6th and East Main Saturday nut lit. James Otis Robertson. 24. of Pell ciin City, was arrested Saturday on a warrant chawing driving while his license Is revoked, and posted J.'x) for a court appcnrniu-r January 3. Nqw Distribution System Asked PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 2'J r An up-to-date allocation of ma. tenuis is needed to ease the housing I shortage in this area, a Joint lunisc- I senate subcommittee was told here Saturday. Hillinan Liieddeniann, president of the Portland chamber of commerce, said many eastern manulacturers were allocating materials on the basis of the 10-40 census. He said Oregon has grown greatly since Senator Harry P. Cain. iR-Wash.i. who conducted the housing hearing 120 "other ranks." here, said the committee would ul- ; - tempt to correct iinlulr allocations. OB I f I i A K I City Commissioner William A 1 wnuAnuJ Bowes estimated this regom needs! i i .'.'mV',!' itisTi.i:its YAKIMA. Dec. 29 olV-Tlleft of 21 Whltefacc steers bearing the 2-C brand on the right hip was reported to the sheriff's office yesterday by P. P. Puycur. The cattle were taken during the last three weeks. Puycur said, from his pasture six miles east of Toppenish. SCOMA-Born at Klumalh Vllv hnt. plUI, Klamuth Kail. Ore , IJfcrmlM-r 21. lfH7. to Mr. and Mn Jim Kcimu -jkim I Hope, a boy Wlht: (I pi.uml 7 ciiihi-m. LACHMAN Horn at Klamath Valley hnapital, Klamath Fa I In . Ore . DrremtMT 11H7. to Mr. and Mrt. Millard I-a h. man. 2423 White, a lo Weight. 7 I pound i .1 ounce. IIAiSEY Horn at Klamath Vallev h,- pllal, Klamath Fall, Ore . !e'-enitcr 2H, 1147. to Mr and Mra. Ko4lnev llnnrv route I box BOO. a lrl Wihlr 7 mumd. 2 ounce. ANGKIHrirn at Klamilh Vallev ho.. pHai, Klamath Fall, Ore . IJeceinhrr 27. I!H7. to Mr. and Mra Jemale Anvel Jr Dairy. Ore., a girl. Wright: 0 pounds 14 ounce. HEATH Born at Klamath Valley hoi. pita, Klamath Fall. Ore , leceniber 27. 1947 lo Mr. and Mra. Fhlllln L Heath Market and Klamath, a bo v. Welahl: I S pound 12 ounces. Horn at Klamath Va ev hos pital, Klamath Fall. Ore . December 2lt, J47. to Mr. and Mr Italith K l.nnrl I 2it:i;i Wantland, a girl. Weight: 7 pound ill' our) cm. HILI- -Bom at KlAmalh Vallev hrrt- I pita I. Klamath Falls, Ore . December 2H, H47. to Mr. and Mra. P If. Kill. X12U Crest, a boy. Weight: B pound 0 ouncea. MAFlSHAlX Horn at Klumnlh Vullev I hospital. Klamath Fall, Ore . December II 17. to Mr. and Mra William Marshall, route 2 hov 7o riiv. mr I Weight: 7 pound ' ounce. I JUST RECEIVED 2000 Gallons of Zerone Sorry we have no Zerex or Prestone Wo rccommond Zerone, and will have a ipocial man on duly lo fill your radiator with the correct amount at $1.00 per gallon. BalsigerMoforCo. MAIN AT ESPLANADE P. S. Wa recommend non-permanent type. l.nw 2 ill 2 63', 2 ftll . 2.53 . tiune 2114',-', 2 65 -2 66 2;H'.-'b VI Mi Walsh Heading For Senate Presidency CCX)S HAY. Dee. 211 1,11 - .Stale Senator William K. Walsh of Coon Hay asserted today that ho Is gel- """ "il'l""' I"" me P-ldr.,ry u, the next legls- nigh 31I4S 2.66 2 511', 356 Walsh, who lost out to the lute, Owen Italdle ol lleuttv 41. j Sc " Matsliall Coi nett In the last 1 1,111 ''ad been offered ! !'"" i'l'lirl than he had in the t letislutiie nieeiinii. i republican senator will srek ' re-election next year, and there was some talk here that the democru is niiiilit help Walsh s cause by not! NKWI'OHT. Ore. Dei Amifher .Imv.i, .....1.-. on the shore near several liaeli j , Z.'Z t. ,"ciwr;Id.,,'s"l,, A demolition expert from the 12th 1 Details of the fin,,,, ,,,.( 1 ll.iv.il district III Seattle was ex- I learned heie todnv as eontnet , peeled to detonate It today. The not imule with Hnvlal Inilliii ntfi. inine. which came ashore Saturday . err . Itrlliru nivrsiitrntl'nr the ....... ,... .,. roiiiuij cieeaira.se Bl Klamath Aljeilev liiouth here, probably will have lo j Hcatty. i be towed away Iroin the beach ; nouses before being exploded. INt 1!K.SH) I'IMini HON Invention ol a Miuiilnn inuchliie lu 1888 stepped up dally production of shoes Iroin three pairs of hand sewed shoes per operator lo 3U0 pairs of inuculnc-scwed leather soled shoes. S.MAI.1.KST KllU'r: The smallest Uriiish military lone in the world Is located on Hie Paci fic islands of tlilbert and Ellice. Tile ocean Islam! ilclpiivi. n. n ,k known, consul ot hi.k nirirr Ulf. liilMrtl KM'rti HJlllItl.tv. lie riittK-r It, 11,4)4, l J JU (i, in tn lie- tT4.-a WHk IU11VU Ul l.XU-ll, , iiU wai tiiicd ii rr 7 liumllit ntl b Uj) at tltc Uruo ul m pmoaIik. ll la urvivrtl by tiu iMrcnU. All jtiU Alt. J(4tli J Long hi , ul L'tmaxv iiruve, Oir I'll" rciiiulru Itavo Iwcn utrwriin, lu the Sinltli Kuneisii llomr In Luttaifv (..rovr, who will cmtuuci luuvrdi -ruck llirre una hitrrmriil Ward Klamath frunrr.il H.iinr m hi4tniJilh tail in rfi(n of aiiaiiilciiiciili. Al l 111 H V MI.I.N). AlfrrtlM .Stcinnif l. rrtxirni m KlmiiAth ram lor iiw e.i M jrai., pa.K-u in no cu saniKUy, ueeciioMr a7. iu qiuiin river.' She uai a native ul SvsrOen. ntl hnji . aurtl 1J rai- j m. uillw and H ua-B , nir lime nl lier pains Shv vaa a Inrnilier ( It ASH-,A III It of the Klial MeUimllsl etiiin h l Una '1 he ura.L'ooii. ,. , , c-.ly. The ll.p, ll, clul,. I lie II.,).L , M,,-k""g klHilley blld llluke.l .Ncmhhurft anil aualllaiy, I'ythlan Hulrr. SH lalltllllt Ullle.vs ft(f h,-iuj. L.uu? ""' ' Ni.ni. (.rami i.i winds are blowing n iMk,. ,. Ihe Klomalh Kail. Ilel..ah l.ale. inein- ,,,,. ,, ... MIIKI.S the l.er nl Hi. 1'asl Nnl.le lirand i-.ub. Au- i""""111 and Hides oil Us breast or lllary ut Canton, and Degree, ol llnm.r. j fOlller.Mlulls Into tho air a pail matron of Aloha (.'hauler, UK'S, . ' inrmtier of Aloha I'aal Matron, eluo, i .... i. Order ol Amaranth, and Ihe While 1J1U allow that all llleil In the Shrine She U aurvlved by one sl.ler. i llavy receive a clotllllij allou ... Mr,. Frnok Willi.,,,. ..I let M. . . .ii'Ullllrf IIIIOW.tlKe III Com; .,,d i i.,..tl,.. Ur Aioeri ( arl.nn of Lo. Arntele.. Calll . and Knnl (.anion or ( niraifo. 111. The remain real In V.r(. a Klamath rone.al llon.p im Iliarri. where Wienda may rail Fu- neral arran(enieiiu are announced In iniB iue. T If (IMA I.VNN III HltlN Thiimaa Lynn Durhln. resident of Duniiniiir, Calif . paired away in tht rlly Thurday, Dn-rnilier ZS. 1IM7 The dereaaed wi a native of Purneroy, Wan . and wmj aixed .1J Jeara 1 month and 12 dava at Ihe time of hli paaalnic. He was a locomotive enciiieer for the Hon thorn f'nrlfle company, and a niemlter of the Dinmuir rhapler of the Ill.R He la anrvived hy hi wife, Jele M. Durhln of Klarnath Kali: two out. It f, and l nmiiai v . of Utiiumuir; one atepxin, Orvllle Vaughn Jr.. of Klatnath r'all. two brother. Howard E. and Neat Dur hln of Seattle. Wah : and two alater. Mra. R, T Slnex of Ari'ailla. I.'allf , and .Mm S Madden of Seattle. Wm.li The remaiti reni in War! a Klamath rnneral Home. m Iflih, uhere friend may rail Funeral arrangement are announced In thu lue. iii'iiHii'T; FLOWER SHOP 410MAIN PNONf R8IUrS40 HilhHJ.IHMiir mm only Zorcx or Prcstona permanent typo, or Zoron Klamath Boin Potato Shipments (In I'kiIo.kUI inn i ruti 7 llreriiilirr SI Mouth la Hale 4li u" Sru.im lo Dale 3IIMI Mill I'OH I I. AND. Dec. 211 kI'i I'olu loes: Oiruuii Deschutes and Kliuu- ath Hll.v.cl.1, Ni, I, $4 25 4 50 ll I 25-lb. sack, $115-1311: Iti-lli sack. 70-76c; No. 3. WI lbs. $!:-1 r,: His. No. imkPis. $4 bo-4 ; $:i 75-4 00; local While lh.se, $3 U5-: ,.me but declines f I , .... t , ,,Vi" ", Ul 3 75. j point r m. ne pieiluiiilnuteil ivl?, ' I leis lor the five hoiiin ran i,i . CIIICAUO. Dec. 211 1,11 ' I'MDA i - ' MHm '" "'"Uli,) Potatoes: Total II, H. shipments. o,TaMoiiiil leslsti,,,,, ,, Hlduy 4511, Hatiinluy 1125. i Hun- ; hv A ,,,,in T,,)h., "..V1"" day 14; arrived 227, on Hack 3IHI; ; Ivit.il.Miin , Hlnclair (Ml u,',, supplies tnoderale: demand lull ; nl, Deeie. Iiilernatloiuii n, , '"' market llrm to stronger lor best . p,,,,,,, tVibldo and Johns s riKsds, about steady lor otl.eis; !,,, ,r K,,.u,rt. "n II. Colorado Ueil MeClllres III 115. hlalm , Ml.i,ir, .,, ' 1 "' tin Kllssel Hill bunks. II. S. No. I H U utility :iWi. staiiiliinl 4 4ii. .Mlnne. sota-North Dilkolu Ked Idler valley llllss Triumphs $311.1-3 (HI, Colibleis $3 7.1; Wyoming llllss Tiiumplis $4 35. BeattyMan Badly Burned i old Klaiuuth Indian, is in Kluiimtu j Volley lunpiiul sulferimi liom tluni I detree bums on Hie hu e. che.t mm linns, said received In a lmHd.iv I party last week-end wnrn u mr. brum apparently spiavnl him with 1 kerosene and thru stiuck a muteii Iinldle wns brmi lit to Kl.nnutli rails iroin .Spniiiuc Idler lsl 1'n day and his rnuituioii Mi, i tn.n a plivsiciiiu Mild lu u-kril police to send officers lo the hmiulul lo handle. Kiddle's (luce cniuimiilniis so Hint a nurse could dirv the burns. The hosillul r.-p.nlr.l Kulille i . '. . nml Son Qucntin Escapee Caught AI.Tl'llAS. Dec 20 c.,,1 Kll.,nd Dluiinick. :itl, wlio rvuprd from a San Qiirntiu prison euiiii nrar here Sunday morning and stole a car lu town, was ciipturrd about an hour later by sheriff's deputies eight miles north of town on the Klamuth Falls highway. The cur was rrglslered to Mr soil Mrs. Thomas A. Thompson All aiarin was sent to Klmiialll hulls state police as soon ns Dimmick was noted missing from the ramp. Coast Guard Finds Wandering House NKWI'OHT, Die, Dee J!l p, ... The coa-si guard is luuiting tor someone who has lost hw Uuuv A hoiLMhoiii, uiioieiiiiied. u sighted Sunday sailing quietly out lo sea. Con.sl giiiutlMuru went out ami caplurrd It. Nobody heir has dunned It The fiK.lloo.vc house. 1-o.iM IJU.illlllleu decided. Iilu.sl hmc ,inileti-,l ,i,,u,, j lrom some lipMreiim site on tlir Va. j ' e.cry ipi.irter, a.slde fi "Ill tnrir ! regular pay j r- a , . I rUlNCKALS M Mil Ol all.lNui: roneral avrvicea ..r the I.,. a,. ?-'!." a- ,:. 'oiV,::,:; 1 1IIISI (H I a v a. funeral aervieea l, nir ,,' , ,,, l.yiin Durhln, who na.aed ., ,. vvm"";"'".' M'" - T""""" ""-"i'r X a.i? Kan. lm '"" Kl.i... IMT at in . .' I".".i1h-i , ' . '"' "' Wl'1' "" Vleloi I'h III,,, of Klral Metli, rhmlh olflcl.lln. Corld,, arryh-e. ., ,' e;;r':'""lr"l.'"""W ''"kvllle !" lo allend. " "'""'"" mnr.l I I,.M1I N( II TIKI l 1 rilneral .ervlee. for Ihe lair, Clr,ee n. Thoiniia. fiilher of IliiiiHlaa I. .riiontna of Tulelake, Calif, w ed v In hi. rliy mi Krl.lav. Ile.eml.er ail will he h'lt from th. lt,Pr Knnrral . hapel in Yreka. Calll , on Toeadi... Ileremlier 30, at 1 p.., will, Inlermenl followln. In Kvemreen eemeterv In lh,,l rlty Arrnniieuienla were under Ihe dlrerllon of Iha Karl Whlllnrk Kuneral horn. PHONE 3121 General Stock Trend Down II? Vir ion M'llAN'K NI IW VI HI K. Dec. at) Wi - VY , assorted li'iuli'in ..iiiiln " ""e I ' I'll. less in liKlavs slink IMIIMI'I .1.. 'genclol lllieclliiu Was llowiii,r',i i Activity picked up lit Interval.' Ilrllil" nlliied but sliiwiinwi.. imi u ,,, Iirleea sleadleil. Tim " w. :... ,.,.., ,.,. ., , . ci. tulillgstowii Hheel, (Irneiul m. , Chiyslrr w Komery W,u,, Wl . Western tnloi,, Num. . . Jl. "uri. uoiili. can, An.i,,l.. .....,......' .'"""I- me years l. Owen. . 1 1 Aiuerleuu Woolen 'iv .. '"""t i;,,l'1'"'. .l Air Line, N ,Z !, Nolilhern IM. Iflr. VII1' .,, ""' ;!;"' Nonher,','";,:,1 1 hcuiieuke A- (,, ,, , , .M"H Cull...,,,,,,,,, and l'l,in,B !'" Irolelilit. ' i Al t hem ,V live ; Alllellcall Can , Am Pi.w ,v ,( Am le ti IV Aliaconila All IllMlll Menilu Avlulloii lleth (iterl Hoeing Aliplaur Calif I'm king Ciiuiiihiin Puclfu- fuse J CllMsli- Colllltloliwriilth ,V toil Cnn-.ol KiIImiii Com Vllllee Cloail ellrilmck trmtiss Wiight ! it 1 1--li. Alleliift I in 1'i nl lie NViii t iruri.il Mr. t c I irnetal t.itors tiener.il PimhIs (loHlvrar lile til Nillllrni I'fd tut Il.iMeIrr lilt P.iK 't, Julius .M.iuillln Krllliecotl l "li 11.-11 " A ' Moiilg.imrry Wnid Nmll Keluiiittor N'.it Dull r N Y t'enli.il North Am Co Noi thrrn Pacific Puc Am I hli Pile tias ,V Klrc Par Tel A: Irl Pull Allien, all Penney J ( It.nllo Co() IM'i w, I ISO', u'a u 'l lU3', 31 1, 33 , II I 'i Jl 'I'. I 3J, 4'i S4, l l 7 MS 40i, 4"'l 14'. Mi, I". J!'. 11 a 14, It II 14', tl i 41 . M', 31', 21 . II 31 ' .. TP, ... 17', . 41', .. 34', .. 1 31 I0'i . 3S IMS. . 15s, 33'. TI', 13', -Wi 41 , Kuvnlller Kavouler I'fd It'lnolils lis MetuN ltd hlleld Nutewiiv Hlores .He.trs Itiarhllelt Sinelair (ill .'volllilein Pacific Mtiindurd lit amis .'-it.ilnlnid (ul Cat .Ntlldrhakcr Corii Miiushiiie Mining t ' riii iii oil c Union Paeifif t'lllle.l Alllllles Culled Ain-talt t N 8t-rl Warner iiios pic WeMIIlT l:lei: Wia.pi orth Mme than .Wikki mholanihipi am ki. inted annually by American rol- le.es n 1 1 I universities. LfcGAL NOTICES Sill H I: rott MMIB Kiiioiaih i ,ii.ir Haviwi DUtrl-! will 'e.ctve l,:, f..f h.-, bo. rh.oU at 1 f Mi in WrditritUv. Jmif 1 at Ih-. ( ,,ni y h.N. Off1(- ir, f,t Vet etaiu Menr.S ll.ilt.llnf. Klamath rail. Irefi..!, m.i, ,,,,,, if0 (r a rIl,Ml "f 'Uiii.'Uiiial-!, ;fl lM1I 'i i4i.rn-rr h,Mia. Antt fui two i. V fl"-"inalei 3M inrh hr " '" M ianener lMle Hrl j'""" ttth furl,, i, along with irflirt Mini lo j Mrv.irn. flerh klimilh .'."'i. l,H,',l,H's ''thl, Velerant Men.of. t-i .V K,fl",'h r-atli Oi.i-im , ""'Tvea t: tuhl to rrjert n r all hhta J r' lirVDr.N. Clerk i ( 2n J7 lt :m Nd 04.1 SOIHi. mn til!! Klamath Countv K hool l)ltrlft ill rerrlve hidi for n 42 paurnfvr trhfirt '"rtie. and tnr two OS parnfef '""llr' ' 1 P m on Wrtlneadav. Jnurf 7 at the C.tmi, fi. Ii.m.I (ffu In Ilia etriai,, Mriiicrlal ntilWUliff Klamath fail'. Mr- o Mail pru-ea foh. farlnrf :ilon( ttllh M,r.-fi, aiiona to J. T. Hewlrn, l"rk Ktfl.,,,i, ('.umiy R,-IOO innrirt. rrr,OrrrM.7M',r'"' n,l,,1,n- Klamatll '' ll..ti. rr.en.ea th rtfht In 'r 1 r all 1.1.1, K'lfrd 3 V IHVDr.V. Clark D in j; 2'J ::o o oil Mil H t: or , ACdll'M In the Cir.-iiit f.'l(rl of tha 8Ult of Oregon for KlAtnnlh County. In Ihe Mntier of ihe Klat of EVA INA ITNTUN. De.eaaeil NOTKT la hnehv given that unrlei-lKnrd haa filed her rinal A'f"'"1 and ltr;i..rt aa Aflmlnlatralrlv of th nhovr entitled Kalnte. and Ihe Court hn fUnl Krulav. January 0. HUH. R 1 .tu i m , at ihe Clti'int C'mirl rimin Hi Ihe C.iurl Hoti at Klamath FM. "rt-K.in. a in nlp Bntj pmrm hearinf of i.hiei'Miina, if any, to tha am nl aelllemenl thereof HI 'SAN F, CACKA. Artmlnlalralri of rvt nlltled r.alala. n n in 22 an j a No wn Ntnif r. to cnrniTOHK In the Clrciitl Court of tha HUt r Orciion fur Kl'imnth Cntinly. In the Mutter of the Eatata of A Kltiu, Dpcenaeit NflTK'K 1H II K II KM Y fUVFN lo th rredlt.ira nf aald ttecenamt, and all P""-; aona Inlereated In her ealitlut, lo preaeiit Ihelr rlfilma tn Iha untlen.lf rtril ailml'" alrntnr of Ihe above ealate, or In rnV iittniney. Clinton J, Murrell, SOS l"lvin Miilldluii, Khimath Kail. Oresnn. wllhin alx month from and after Ihli nth rla' nf Deiemher, 1IM7, the dale of 'r,t piihllcnllDn or thla hullce, Dated Deremher n, 1 1)47. l.r.X W. T.ONfi. , Arlinlnlalralnr nf aald Ml"'' n. n t.n 22 a; j. u-no. 022. Mortgage Loans Miiflliirii Property llnmri Apiirtinrnli Stork Itftnchm I .oiib torm, low In to rent nt. Prompt Service. Pinpiiympiit iirlvllrgci. No liinkciitRC. Monthly pnymmils, including prlnclpul nnd (ntcreflt. low a SU.ua per Uiousnnd. Howard Barnhisel AiiihorUtd flrnhar for Frndantltl Iniuranr C, ll Nn. Hlh Phan 4101 1 )0l if Juki Iw (Is If II III ii.ii i 10' No. uiii iy i taa mi pip Wli we b.' mn 1U4 Si. I in, be K'o lllr ft: op i k: in. r' at., of ai, Cn lis Wi . of Ki 1 ( i a . 4 . 9 i V. '' r:A' ! r tl r .;".