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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1949)
PACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1949 MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Compllrd by Th Anorlatrd rrrae July Mind. Net change ... Tuesday Previous day Week ago .... Month wo -Year ago A .t .. .86 86.3 84 4 81.7 7i ing Puts Market Up NEW YORK, July 13 v-Timid buying gave the (lock market a gentle lift today. Oaina ranged from fractions to around a point. At the name time, the market waa well salted with small losses. The tendency was downward dur ing the morning although declines never amounted to much. A turn cam around noon and the luke warm rally continued to make alow progress. Business Increased somewhat after quotations began to rise. Turnover was at the rate of around 800,000 ! shares for the full session, which i would compare with 680 Monday. I The market progressed In the face ' f the fact that a threatened steel I strike was approaching the crisis stare. The United Steel Workers CIO announced late in the day . that the union would reply torn or- Northern Life's Special Surgical Hospitalization Plan Is Available to Family Groups or Single Individuals rr r 1 at, te as ttk rr . U i-s-llt au !,. mN tais aaaa wt Mm st. I Nartkara Ufa lasa-UMo Ca. AcclS.al ,S BWIUl a4 Lit OlTHti. I SM NtraJ-Dtl B!.. Kteauia "all. Or. witkMi aiifmUM el at ran t Stll ! r bciJ a,rfcJ I ilaJUslla riaa. Af I Buy SEE . . . OGW FARM SUPPLY 46 Spring Phone S144 Far Yoar Maasey-Baxris Self Propelled Combine Wa Still Bay A Few I'sed Cembinea Of Varisas Sixes and Maki y KLHITiaTLi .k.Mf WORtS60'06' . j -1 J CLOSING OUTs 9 Schedules to 6 Schedules to 5 Schedules to a a Tie 2 Schedules to RENO. LOS ANGELES . . . yio Allure end Bishop, with direct con nection at Reno to Salt Lake City and point East ... to La Vegoi, Phoenix and point South. See your friendly agent for complete information about other frequent," convenient service from Klamath Fall. Agent, J. K. Bayre Depot, II IS Rails IS 1'MI. Stork A J D .1 A 4 31 5 3D1 el 313 39 3 CO 314 .10 60 29 8 38 Ml 471 43.1 Tt.l , row to President Truman's request lor a 130-day delay. I Higher prices were paid for U. 8. Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, j ' Montgomery Ward, Allied Chemical, f I Standard Oil (N. J.I, and United 1 j Airlines. I Sticky spots Included U. S. Rub Der. Woolworlh, United Aircraft, I American Telephone, West Ing house I Electric and Twentieth Century- Fox. American Can Am Power & Lt Am Tel 4j Tel Anaconda ... 91 ... 10 . . HI1 - 17', - " li'j 1 - uv. - S5S 1ST, 48 . 4 - H - M' Benulx Aviation . Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Can,dlan ., ! Case J I 1 raternill-r Chrysler comwlth At Sou cons Vultee continental Can Crown Zellerbach - Curtis Wright Dupont de Nem General Electric General Poods General Motors Goodrear Tire - S - - 47 . J6, - 43S . 59 - 39 . 35't . 47 . 48S . :i . 18-. . Sl . II1. . 33-a . 10 . 131. . 31 . 2'i . 48 S . 10', . Wi . 38 . S31. . MS . S5. . SO'. . 19'. . s . 104 19 . T7. . li'j . V 11 . 48 Int Harvester Int Paper Kennecott Ubby McN At L Long ell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Keh'inalor Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pacific Hac Gas & Eire Pac Tel & Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Ra vomer Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining ! Trans-America Union Oil Cal ' Union Pacific United Airlines U S Steel ... Warner Bros Pic . Woolworth PORTLAND EGGS Eggs To wholesalers): A grade large. cents: A grade, me dium. 52 H -S5 4 cents ; B grade, i large. 484-514 cents. PORTLAND SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES Redding SM Klamath Phone 55S1 KLAMATH PALLS WfSimWEl Portland Wheat PORTLAND. July 11 T Cash wheat ibldl: aoft white 11.11: soft while (excluding Rrxt $1.11: White Club ti ll: weMern red fi ll. Hard red winter: ordinary 11 11; 10 per cent 1 11; 11 per cent 3 13; 11 per cent 83 14. i Hard white Baart: ordinary 81 II: ; 10 per rent 83 13: 11 per cent $1 14: ' 11 per rent $3.18. Today's car rrcelpta: wheat 114; flour 1: corn 11: oat 1: nillllred 8. Portland Potatoes POTATOES: Russets, Deschutes. No. l-A. H 00-15; new potatoes: Calif, long whiten, site A, $3 80-75: sue B. 100 lbs., $3 50-74. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. July 11 (AP-USDA Salable cattle today 140, holdover 800: calvea 100: market again very slow, sales confined largely to can-ner-common grass steers and cows at mostly steady prices: few me dium beef cows around 40 cents low er: cutter-common steers $14 00 1800: few common-medium strik ers $16 00-18 00: good fed steers quotable steady: top Monday $36 40; carlot top grass steers $23.50: can-ner-cutter cows largely $1100 12 50: few common-medium cows $13 00-15 40: odd good beef bulls up to $18.75: good-choice vealers slow. about steady at $34 40-18 00: com- mon-medlum grades weaker at $14 00-33 00. Salable hogs today 100: market active: about steady with Monday s j general market: extreme top 15 cents hlcher at $34.75 for few ! choice grades: bulk good-choice ' 170-135 lbs. $34 50: cull 103 lbs. down to $33.00: good JSO-385 lbs.. $3100 40: good 360-440 lb. sows $1700 to $18 00: lighter weight, up to $18 90: 1 load 515 lb. stag $14 00: choice 60 87 lb. feeder pigs $35 00. Salable sheep today 1000: hold- ' over 1430: market verv slow: slaughter lambs mostly $1 00 below ' Monday's average: good -choice largely $2100: few $11 50: medium- I good lambs $30 00: medium -good ewe and wether feeders steady at , $18 00: good old crop lambs and: yearlings unsold: ewes steady: good i ugnt weutnts $6 50-7 00; common I down to $3 00: Indications of a very i large holdorer: actual salable re- i ceipts Monday 3115; largest tn four ! -ears. I CHICAGO. July 13 .AP-USDA) Salable hog, 10,000: slow: butchers ' steady to weak: spots 26 cenu low- ' er; sows yery uneven: steady to M cenu lower: weights oyer 450 lb. I steady; top $23 00 for tew loads choice 180-210 lb.: bulk good and choice 170-240 lb. $21 00-2 i . 75: 250- I 280 lb. $20 00-21.00: few 280-300 lb. $1 00-20 00; few loads and lou up ' to 400 lb. as low as $15 00: sows i under 340 lb. 816.00-17.25: few $17.50 : 350-375 lb. $14.75-15.75 : 375- 400 lb. $13.50-14.75 : 400-450 lb. $12.75-13.75: 475-550 lb. $11.00-12 50: odd heavier sows as low as 810.00. Salable cattle 500: salable calves 500: general market slow; yearlings and fed steers 1150 lb. down steady to mostly 25 cenu lower: heavier weights 25-50 cents lower: some bids off 75 cenu: heifers scarce, steady I to 25 cenu tower: cows steady to I 25 cenu lower: bulls and vealers III " Mli T FAIRBANKS MORSE-POMONA PUMPS (AT OUR COST) TURBINE PUMPS PROPELLER PUMPS CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS ir VERTICAL PUMPS MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT IRRIGATION PUMPS FOR EVERY NEED YOUR ALUS -CHALMERS & GMC TRUCK DEALER I LVVEST-IIITCIICOCK CORP. BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The July ! Rails Hind. 11(11. 1 Hir. 11.. Tld. Net change uiuli. uiuh. unrh. unch. unrh. Tuesday 88 8 1031 103 1 m)J no 1 Previous day 88 8 103 1 103.1 (19 3 1041 Week ago 88 8 103 I 103 8 S KM 8 Month ago 88 101 7 1031 Ml ft 1011 Year ago 93 7 1011 100 6J9 103 WHEAT " SHOWS SLIGHT LOSS CHICAGO. July 11 I) Grants followed an uncertain course In today s board of trade session. Off at the start, around a rent for some deliveries, short covering developed a rally. Later this buying dried up and prices dipped again, more than losing their early gains. Soybeans and lard, however, withstood the selling In grains al,J at times beans were up as much as rents bushel for the July delivery. Both com and wheat reacted to a belter than expected government crop estimate. Floor talk Indicated that wheat In the Canadian provinces had suffered considerable damage from hot weather. The thin rye market gained streiutth on reports of damage to the Canadian crop. Oats followed the trend of corn. At the finish wheat was IS to 1 rents lower than yesterday s close. July UOuS-4. Corn waa 4 higher to 14 lower. July 8138S-V Oats were) S higher to lower. July 83 V Rye was 1 cent to JS higher, July 1.47V Soybeans were . lower to 44 higher. July 13 WW Lard was 10 to 30 cents a hundredweight higher, July $10 46. Wheal Osiii High Low Close July - -. 3 01 103' 100', 100N-', Sep- 20,4-4 3 04 3 03'. 103',-', Dec. 1.064 108S 3 04', 20S4-4 March 1.04 104 'a 103'. 3 03 i strdJr 40 higher; 'wkl11 I II If i cattle slow; bulk good and choice I I Iff AalC lied steers $35.15-17.00; early top VIU I Ull) $38.50; load or so held higher: few ; -nd lou mo medium isleera 18UO-JH 75; most medium to low -choice heilers $,'100-J6JS: load hifh-choic HO lb. heifers UT00; common and medium cows 915.25 18 50; bulk canners and cutters 1120-16 00; bulls $33.50 down; com- l v C'lltRLFS WHIT IN mon to choice vealers 130 00-28 00. LONDON i4v Mo over. Brand Salable sheep 500; alt cla.ues pa. This "tlxht little Ule" Is frtuns steady; double deck hmh-choice i more crowded every year. Iowa -fed California - shorn lambs And Its tnoaUy the old folks who with No. 1 skins si'C 75. the top; I are taking up the space. Tt.e "65 medium to averafie-cho.ee native 'and over" group make up 10 & per spring lambs $23.50-36 00; three cent of the population, as compared decks good fed lambs and yearlings ; with only 7 4 per rent in UJl. unsold, a-skin around $2100;' Omernment officials say the slaughter ewes $600-025. 1 trend aeenis to be toward a popu- j lation boost of about one mtlliou SOLTH SAS FRANCI.STO. July 11 'Ar-i'&UAi-caitie: saiaoie iso: nirt M: ,unPlT "'''" ' dmS hr,d ov" ,rcra Monday: earljr trade slow and weak with Monday's I downturn: canner - cutter cows ! V." Jtl tZlS'V. ti.m. f. ...,. ,1 " $20 00-22 00: Monday ! trade had fairly good action late: bulk of steers around 50 cenu lower: In- stances SIM) below last week and cows weak to 80 cenu lower: bulk j lmn medium -grass steers Monday $21 00 I "Though the birth rate roM to $34 00: few loads good steers ! hmJ'P1 after 141. many births mostly low good gram fed $25 00-50; I wrn PO"'Pned until after th? war. opening salea calvea steady to weak: To th'm- ,hf hlh nl" of the ptwt-medium-lnw emrl ,i.n.hi. -.1. r years are largely due. I'nlll . 200-300 lbs. at $22 00-23 00; common ! $17.00-20 00. ! Hogs: salable 600 very unexen: : butcher from 23 cenu higher to as mucn aa so cenu lower: wws steady: early salea good-choice 180 240 lb. butchers $24 50-25.25; odd head good sows $16.50. Sheep: salable 3O00: no early ac- Uon on slaughter lambs: undertone weak: Mondavs trade fatrlv active at 50 cenu to mostlv SI on lower rn spring tamos: milk of good grades I lambs Monday $25 00-50: sorted lots , good-choice $26 00: mlxec medium- , good wooled sping Umba $23 00; slaughter ewes steady; medium-! good $6.50-8.00: common mostly ! Use the Want Ads for Quick Resulul . of Our Pnf.VA Sinel, nt GEARED TO THE KLAMATH BASIN Associated rreaa I Taking Over In Britain i w ,Ive Jn- The toui popu which Uke In England. Wales. I Scotland and northern Ireland Is . estimated to have been S0.03J.000 ' aa of June. 1948, the latest figure1 i available. Offlrl.l th tw-i.t.ti..n in. ' ! crrasea oy over a million since l44. , DT lwo nrnnon since 183B. by six i nillllon since 1921. and by about 40 n'on or over 300 per cent since I war disturbance has died away. u win ne impoMible to form any ODlnton as tn the llkrlv fiitnr li-nrf , lh blrtn te , otfuM ment aaya. It also says migration Is not a ma tor factor tn the population trend In the United Kingdom. POTATOES CHICAGO. July 13 IAP-ISDAI Potatoes, arrivals 104. on track arui- total V. S. ahlpmenu 33: supplies moderate, demand good, market stronger: Arlsona Bllsa Triumphs $4.75-5 00; California Bliss Triumphs $4 50-5 00. long whites $4 10-40; Texas Bliss Trlumpha 84.75-S 00. Bread-baking la one of the most ancient of human aru. BBS ai They'll Do lt Every Time EM? SAID THE MISSUS WAS A CHUMP FOR EVER BELL-PUSHER WHO CAME AL0N3-"HEREAPTER HEt (SOT A ON ON Youth Recovering From Hard Foil Eleven-year-old Nell Pearion Is renting ronifortubly today at Hill side hospital and has regained Hin M-louutefis after a head Injury uf frrrd in a baebalt game Monday. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Pearson of 1110 Kane, chased a fly ball in a game at Fairvtcw school, and Intent on the ball, went over a four foot embankment around the grounds, landing on his head on the pavement below. He suffered a severe bruUe over the left eye and was unrtm-clous when he was brought to HtlUlde hospital by Kaler Ambulance service. IN O V.ll"y COUIICll Xl Tl.! At L 1 ms "eA There will be no cite council meeting tin, week. Council Pre,. I dent narrell Mtllr .ntinnnrwl In. i: me regular council meeting will convene next Monday night In th. -I..-.K.-. .... ..-...v.... Indications are that the lighting ordinance will be ready for Intro- . . . . , r ductton at Monday s session. Vacation Interferenrea raiiMMt cancellation of this week a meeting ui inv cuys oiiiriat ramuy. prssiov PRoni.F.M VIENNA ir The Austrian gov eminent la paying more than $05.- 000 00O annually tn pen.lnna to war Invalids and near relatives of sol diers who new returned Mure than 505.000 persona rough l eight per cent of the entire Aus. ttlan population receive pensions. Official figures show there are IM.M3 war Invalids. 84 035 war widows. 45.8.' parents of killed or niissing soldiers, and 85.010 war or- 1 nans. There are a further 17 580 ether relatives of missing soldiers on the pension rolls. HC RAP ANTWERP - Pue thousand tons of scrap metal from the Ruhr left Antwerp recently for Baltimore. The metal comes mainly from Ger man locomotive which have been broken up. According to Antwerp dork officials more cargoes of scrap will follow at regular intervals. Municipal Court WKdrnw WllMn Koldar, drunk. Tina, tin or daa. Wood row Wit son Holder . vagranjr. Fin tino and 30 dart. Jar It Dunlaa, drunk rirta. tl or I'fc faoraa Rokburr, , drunk. Fina, tlO or 9 Ol'l, Paul Malandro. diaordarl rina. kino or ao day. Truman Kalla. tflaordarly conduct, conduct. roai pj3 oa ll. Jack Co.hr an. fa Dura to ylald rlfht of way. Forfait tlO bail. PUMICE TILE f.afcaralary lal praa Pamir Ttmm Alumlnatn Hindowa Gold Ural Walrrprooflnf .old Heal Platter Bond New 8lic Pamir nioch Klamath Pumice Tile Co. PannanPnt aa tha PtTamldt" IM Owrna Phn 4619 1 Pi ITT OKllV O-v KuyV KA PiR OP SUOB A LATE5.THE PCCQ. L CH.D MAN L0OKE0 1 mjMr I ' wtt m A. VI- I ll at . --a ..TV r, II 1 KL "tT al , r . X - THANK TtT" J jMftfJ$T siwve, cWStCKT. . l A Vc3 . ITD SVl7LNOMf J XfJjTlp I , COMPLETE FRONT END, FRAME ALIGNMENT -tray SIZE TRUCK, or passenger ear. Our modrrn tqulpmrnl I the only COMBINATION ails and frame rqulpmrnt south el Kuirna. rranj paaarn(r aara to tha larfeat trurks, si eaa do tha Job! for rompletr nvrtlt-e, axle and Ira me alignment, trhrel balancing, come tin It trill nave gon money. BALSIGER M8oOR '- 111 J HANDLE tAl GIVE A RESISTANCE ?tX)VE JU5T SUCVERFOf? i "' i EVf?yCHlSELEf? WHO COMES eALONfi.'THEV CHALK MAkK VOUFRDMNOW LETflB AKSHtRA -avr iv LI ft A Indiana's state motto CftM-roads of America. " - - i -- v ;', k ) 4 "94. i - 1 --lgai,a,et T 9 . eraLae'MaaC l ; t T ti III ll aaf iTSrT a- .a . ROYAtJ. - Horn ttl KUmalh ValUv Ksvapit.). Klttntalh VtilU. Ur , July II. I -Hal, It Mr ! Ml lm a.tll. K'h null, m girl Wsjighl. T ptruitdn II uuniH. Mi roNK H H.-rn ( KUmalh Vality hsMpltal. Klamalrt rails. Or , Julr 11. 1W4W. lo Mr and Un KHh MiK-onKk. 311 Alamal. a girl Walght S pounds 11AI.K Hnrn at KUmalh Vallr rv-.. piUI. Klamaih rail. Or. Jul II tu Mi and Mr Jarh a girl. Watghl. oMinda OBITUARIES MRV MIXtflSTM SA.HIII Mai llUjilaath Mamwoll. ramtUanl of 1 Klamath rtHinlt and Irvv Hnan duuiri fur IS !at M yaara pMil away n (hut t-uy on TuaU. Juli 12. ItMS. at S a m 1 r.tlUiwing an llttwM u aavaral monlna. 1 Mho taaa a nail uf Kanturk and al Iha lima uf har daalh aa agvd It aar in mnnih and 1 da aurttvlng ar hva Mana. 11 ta U Oils and Kia Ma wall. uf'" Mn rtmiirt. (.'alii . mm dausbWr. Mr, lUdw SS'inl. ,.,n,.tv t u a -.. .in . Mi. i auui rudir uf swinu. or . ,nd Mr. ! ri.r Hf.ltaa of lUn r.m-lo. . cal . on iWr. Ur. Mr,arl Hull). bv, u( w.ittut (inr iui. n4 thf. ! S",',""" T'mJ, "TV ".K!."," r.ll. Milium mn4 Jtmmh atMra. al Bo- nn. or . .i tiv. ,,.ndra,idrn. The rmin ml la th lrl WhKkirk gi. ',".-ri. hT tri ,i ath NntM- aniMtunr4 la Uta a. I Mu oi Ihu ppr. vttst Ais,4 ati a Vl ... A 11. k . s ildnt nl ) Kl.ttuiin r.ll. Ur . lor r. m.mhI w. in IM, d. Jul 13. ! .1 I JP M folk. n illiv at 14 month, ah r nll ; ut Hn, ldho. and ,t lh um al hr dlh , sd SB inn . monlh and . ur Ha-ft. al Ihtrn clt, thr ttaughlarm. Mr Meary lm C'Ur. Au1ry Jn and Marjory lrain MrKaan. all ul tht rtl. har pa ran La. Mr and Mr Ouajglat B i4id u( Hpa. hrillat. Culumbta. lur lalar. Mr. HartUd N (.union f Nad dm, 4'hf . Mr, llanry Hlvaf W Mad- fterd. Ura . Mr. Klmav anvutH Mtn- !(. lalil. a.J Mr Jntin w. naff uf Hall arrtan, lalif . four brnlhar. How ard U Cold nl Raddlnfl. Caul . Donald Allan t fhiladalprila. Ha. Mob in L uf 1 Spufcana. ah . and Vnatal I. U1d. j I' a, na . Im an S'anglchlld Tha j ramaltt ratti in lha Karl V hillock ru I naral himf, Ptna alraai at ath. Null- uf lurvaral to Iw nnmilHad Ul Irva ntit UM of Uita papar. FUNERAL I a 111 laanraiiH di aa am Fr scnrla ara r-l(ullp Invitsrd lo at land lra fvirvaral aarvlra. for tha lata ; r ranr la rrlrtrk Uarrah aha paad t away in ihi cii on Monday, July II, 1 !, follow in a brlaf lllrtana. to ba hald I WadnMitay morning. July II, laaa, al Harrad I If art rhurrh, Plna lra-t at ath wrtara a rruiam nvaa will ba ralaliratad ' !r lha rap ' rla atiul rnmnitnrlti i at orlorh wiia lha Rav. T P. Ca; oftk-latlng Iniarmanl tll fnlkiw In !! family plot in M Calvary ManvorLal park. Rarllattnn of th moat holy roaary will ha ntndtjrtad Tuaaday waning a arlork in tha r ha pal of tha Karl Whli. lorh Funaral nnnia). al ath. with lha Rav. T P. Cai Friand ara Invltad offKiauna LEGAL NOTICES PROCLAMATION- WtfKRR Aft, tha un ragulatad u of cartaln fnraat araaa la. In my Judgment, a marvara to Mfa and proparly un arcnunl of an urauivf amount of Inf lammahla dabrla on lha ground, and WIIEHrA. upon lha how ing of tha R lata Pnratar, It appaara to ma im ba naraaury lo clnao to unragu tatad uaa lha following aaa within and art ja. ant to tha Rnfua Rwar National Foraat daaignatad aa: ARF.A NO. 37 P HEVKVMII.R AHKA' Thoaa part of Mac tlnna 10 and II South f Ravanmila Craak. ftactlofl 14 Waal of Ravanmila nmvi; i (At Grggnkeiuiat) 3614 n. tlh fhona RIM 1 rrra titV.rery Plowrra by Wirt Fanpral DnUm Our Hpoclalty k a muftis i.uvi v t rr i f w ii By Jimmy llatlo lOCeAY SHE LEFT HIM ALONE FOR 'FIVE MINUTES WOT H0PPEN? LOOHEM - HEH uh-'AO-i didn't Buy K.1 tM "fOK WSeLF-TUAT 15-ER-I AAEAN..THEV BE FC IO0InE.TkIE ENCVCLO- A VEkRISOUTOF rfliT r-lUflhA.. m I Is "The ! Cf-. Hcitiuu is. u, u. m. ii, T :u I M , M K t'atmnu o tjn.r lltti Ihj' ufi ilU mim lit Iw itlitaiii.tl ( ft. KlaiMlallll I.NlkMi, Mil KltlMktllh ' Hnir 4 Oltiiat In I'uat (XI im lltitlilios. I tt,tt uf lh auirtutilk ytl in r I uittlflii Int Diuv.giluittt $! Sr Hon liil Jlti. "g-- t'MniutMi in amhuiihi. antayuU.! ,, tnlllr 4J. 1I .$ tW. hrli pturlaiin lite unia-a-i lail um ul list alM li ai'- tsi b tiiilaswfut and Dial aatil airak hil Im ttlirvl l anliy wni Ihitauglt iwnttU lu Imw iMtifxi bt ih tiiala ('.. ur a fit Matuoit. unite r witUH priiil m1ii hall rumpi wilh anr a'd all l lluw(iig rrtUitatnnla T ivlratii Irutti umtlns aatiert tn plato tl'iMail d aa ar in avald parn.il 4 I huiid pi lit piarat na'gtd mil U' l a ; ing rampfiraa. aarpl ; a pgedaalrlan and uf ranipli i ilaaianatad and ta.U4 t.MU aa aiMM-if ted t in iiMatr nun Ma ttf adttngutahing III I'ht pr :rtnvalin IialT l lfii fit'itt and i atlar th trt day of Jul. ut and rial! ruvirt In full fima and alfe X until Ova JUI day uf ltwt.iUr. I lon al tha Capilnl in tUlam. f)rg"t, tlO Tlh day of July. I Mgiud V it. K WaUh ..ariMr A rTU ( MigtWMii Ki- T Nt.r, aacratary uf giat. Jl IS N.. 712 ram tAMAtioN Witt It CAS I ha unrrguUlad itaa nl rf. tain araaa la, in m ju,litwti a n ta tiara It Ilia and pruparly ti f"Hinl ul an aaraaalv mu.nl ttl Inllammatrl dvbrt n lha ground and WHCMKAM upon lha arsowrtna of tha S la la rutaaiar. It appaar lu tu ! Mtawurt tu r liaa to urvraautaiad UM lha rullcartntf araava ithln ai$d aUiaa-ant t lha UaacKuta Naluanavl rrl, ttaaig. ahIano. up-iurnj Dear Htrrta ANSA' THajaa part of aartkNia S. and IT waat t Lmla DaaxhuUM Mlvar. T I. NSK: aaiaptitis Mowtrh rul-aafl mad. fvrntlU tu nlr lha attnva dar-1ra4 ara ma ha ntstalnod al t'raawamt N 8. MAI hl AHM T atS nrltil. h-l-un II Ki JO T 2- H. R 7 1. (aytliaa Hg Ma ran and HawIa Bulla rtusda MarmiU la antar lh Sh4,a daajrnbad Ar NO I F- an IVLIN maun AREA' aa-iian 10 to S3 Inrlujlva, ja lo Jf la r1uia. Uxaaa part f rWrtlna I to 4 Wtr-lualva. Krllon aouth of t'rajarant KuiT.mll aiaga lUlkM Road T , RPK: kactutna U. M. Irwiaa pari .-f navUtma I i. I a and Hi aat of Ta I Iallaa California Highway. T I, H IWc-tioft . X and o aaat of Tha Da 11 a, t alirornta Highwa. T MIR a I: Rartion a T M a R t K Sariinna I, f lu II Irvriuai va thtwa part of HeM-tlora I la a Inrtuelv mth of Crrril. aumrntl Ruga k la I son Road. T 21 ft , R. ID I! PvrffilU lo vnlar tha ahrv darthar ara may ha ohiamad al t raaranl R R now TMrnrrortr I iMi(ii.A MrKAV. nvrnra of lha Rtaia of (ra. gon. by virtua of tha authority vawtfd in ma undar tha proUiirv of Hate-1 in lut ato Oragot. Compllad Iw An notalrd. aa amanita-d hv frvaplar Sll. Oragtan U l41. do harar prorLai! tha unragulalwd uaa of tha alxna daawrihad ara to ha unlawful and thai ald araaa ahall ha luMtrl to anirr onlv t h rnuah parm It to tta iMti1 by I la Bta'a ynrwatar, or a fir wardan, Uftrt-r whirh parmil antranl ahaM rtniply wilh ana ail of lha following rvquira- mania' Tn rafratn frwtt amok Ing aacpt in pi ara dae.igi.aiad a aafa In aid parmil 'J' To hnld no opan flra r.pt in alaraa daaignatad mm mm fa in aald par mil 1' To hav a pari of hi or hr aoulpmanl whan ualng ramnflr. aarapl wnan iravanng a a panatrian ana " rmnng at impmd daignalad and pnted campgrounda tool a parlfad by ir fnraaiar u i labia for aMllngula--in fiVaa ' Thia prnrlamatlon ahall ha affactlva lYom and altar tha ath day of July, rua. and shall rvmaln In full forra and affart until iha ait da of Ilwramlar. lMn Dona al lha Capilnl in RalVm. Oragofl, ihu ath day of Jul, ta lt IK-t-ci a MrKAY Governor. ATTF-iT- PARI. T NPWRRY Ra-rratarv of Rlala. Jl IT No Til CLASSIFIED RATES On a fhraa Oava Wrak Run Month Run par ward 4a par word lia par word I to par worn "m conaaiitlva Inaartlnn Lxaa han 4 or.a-day adai New Today WANTKO, wrtiKin In car for child, day. In aarhanga fnr rantal of apt. Might conaldar houaakaapar. Prumo fOH .A7.rl.1 h 'p alar I fir mulor, I'-'nift water lifter. Phnna oU Al.r:) HAY fnr ala nr Irada for milk row nr young alork. Phono 4rl. ffANtV.fi TO HP NT hV J amployad git!! Iwo badroom furnlhd haiuaa nr apart man! hv July IS. Mafarancaa. Phona nn:i.l avanlng. WANTKD TO TMAnr" prarllr.lly" nr-w 142 M Raaly matlrat for lnnar-pring ma lira In gmd mndlllnn. 1117 Ora. Ava. or rail 4u0 aflar p, m. THICKER.. HEALTHIER GREENER GRASS a r. BaloncYawn Grft ' I J COMPLITI "IANT fOOK, fgj;;i!!-!;i"iiii!r,Tl 5 QIIMaSQIl 677 S. 7th Phone 7771 Main at Ktplanada rhotifl 1121 77