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Newspaper Page TextPACI TIN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, l4f MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Cmnpiled y Thi Nt chant Tuesdsy Previous day Work mo Month ago ... Year ago Lowers Stocks NEW YORK. Am. 1 11 The stock market aUTtchfd out It sum gwr rally In a edi advance today. A wide variety of leadinf share moved up fraction to around a point. Automobile issues were In clined to be balky. Turnover was at the rate of round 750 000 shares for the tuU session. Oeneral Motors operated In slight ly lower territory throughout the day. Brokers figured there was some disappointment over the sis of the dividend which CM directors Toted yesterday. Chrysler also tended to drift lower. Higher prices were paid most of the day for U. S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Sears Roebuck. Douglas Air craft, American Telephone, Dow Chemical, Allied Chemical, Inter national Paper, Northern Pacific, and Texas Co. American Can 90 'i Am Power & Lt 0 Am Tel Tel 143 Anaconda 3S Bend ut Aviation SOS Beth Steel I7's Boeing Alrplan g Calif Packing S3 Canadian Paclfls 12 Case J t 36 UT TWO FAMOUS ATTRACTIONS THE SAME EVENING 23 PEOPLE IN A COMBINATION SHOW & DAKCE ARMORY KLAMATH FALLS TUES., Aug. 9 coi 1 - TRIO 1 " DANCING ,1 1 1 ! j ! VWV3f i i LOMBARD'S LONGER LIFE USED CARS LEON SEZ: Your good judgement and our 2-day Frew Trial offer will convince you that YOU GET A BETTER DEAL under Iha lign of your Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge "Job-Rated" Truck dealer! 1948 Plymouth Club Coupe $1520 1946 Dodge Custom 4-Door Sedan $1395 1946 DeSoto Custom 4-Door Sedan $1435 1948 Crosley Station Wagon . $735 1948 Dodge f ton Express Pickup $1295 1940 Ford f ton Pickup $595 CV 3 MmM r25 ,m ued Lombard Motors $22 So. 6th HmoeUlri rreaa Aunl t Mind. II Rail It I'tiL M Storaa A 5 A.l A) A3 0 I 33 40 1 S3 J SSg MS 400 631 ..SSI 3 332 Sit Ml .. SS4 31 J 390 0 , 91 7 44 4 40 1 M l I Caterpillar SJ'i Chrysler Com 1th A Sou Cons Vulte Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtlsa Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont de Nem Oeneral Electric SIS 4 S. 33 26 " S 47 . 37 , ..... 43'. ...... SIS 41'. 34'. SO', 47. 7'. 19S S3S 14S sis 10 13'. Oeneral Poods Oeneral Motors Ooodyear Tire Int Harvester Int Paper Kennecott Libby McN L Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvins tor Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Oas & Elec Pac Tel Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Reynolds Metals Richfield Salem ay stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Trana-Amenca, Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airline r 8 Steel Warner Bros Pie Woolworth S3. 9 49 S ... J4S 19S 37'. 14 S . 41', S7S 64', . JSS -.- . 10S SOS SI 13S s 10S -.- 49'. Portland Eggs Egg o wholealer: A grade S44-57Sc: amall. 44Sc; B grade. lrge. &3S-S5SC- Portland Potatoes Potatoes: Oregon Board man dls tiict white rose No. Is. S2.30-7S: Na J-0c: Washington long white No. 1. 100 lbs. 2 25-50; Na 2. 50 lb. 0e-1.00: CJiloml long white Na 1-A. S3 SO-J 75. Northern Life's Ana Special Surgical Hospitalization Plan 1 -vaflahl to Family Group r Single Individuals at s as, to m , ht m s4 rartB( ikfci Ua. aMS) toar sua. J I 1 1 J i rfni Vttm la..i.s c. Aeial mm4 SImJI a LIT. Dlrtatva SS SteSlral-DraUl Klaauia falla, Ora. S.UII. .b.t ynr 1SMI.I I miiam riaa. : - ls rf-m'mi LOMBARD'S aTV a Mm tML i JgtwtsT Cars cwJj Trucks wtm & . .T' nascanastxwia iwrrmri 1,1 T H I VJV.r CHICAOO, Aug. 1 (AP-L'SDAI Salable hogs 10 000: fairly active and 1 uneven, but generally steady on both ; butchers and sows: some early sales light-weight butchers steady to 24 cent lower: top S23 35 for one load choice 334 lb. weights: bulk good at choice 10-340 lb. S23SO-2J.0O: small numbers medium to choice 140-175 lb 30 40-33 34: good and choice KM. 2S0 lb. S21.40-33.40 : 3SO-300 lb. 121 00-31 74: few loads and Iota heavier .rights down to 119 25: good and choice sows under 375 lb. Sit 00. 19 40: few choice under 300 lb to S20 40; good 375-400 lb. sows S17 00 124: 400-440 lb. SIS 00-17.24 : 475 540 lb. S14 00-15 40: heavier weights scarce ranging down to 113 00. Salable cattle 10.000: salable calve 500: slow; slaughter steers and heif ers steady to 50 cent lower: steer 1100 lb. off most: beef cows weak to 50 cent lower: canners and cutters about steady: bulls steady to weak: vealers steady; several loads choice yearlinss and medium weight steers S-'S 00-38 35: top S2S2S: most good and choice steers t-'S 40-37 40; com. mon and medium kinds SI7.50-34 00' load choice 931 lb. heifers S27.25: bulk good fed heifers S35 00-3S50- common and medium grass beef cows S14 50-17 35: canners and cut ters U 40-14 40; practical top good sausage bulls S30 00; common to choice vealers SI0 0O-2S00: stockers and feeders acme, fully steady. Salable sheep 3000; not enough done to make a market: scattered medium to good natives S33 00-34 40- i asking .S0 for good to choice kinds and above $25 50 for four loads choice western lamiu- a at'tsoo! ""m ,ullT steady ,""'"J". ore. Aug I ii VSDA Catile: SaUble 100. hold over 100: calves SO: supply mostly eiios: marcet slow, gen erally steady with Monday's close: cleanup sale weaker and many canner-cutter cows unsold; tew common grass steer, lano-wiivi' high medium grass steer quoted to Monday s top ot 24 000: no led steers offered: scattering cutter and low common light steers and heifers, mostly dairy type 11 00-1560; few common beef heifers IS 00: canner. cutter cows 1000-1200: shells down to 7 00: common-medium beef cows 13 00-14 00: good mature beef cows quotable to 15 SO: young cows to IS 00 or above: good beef bulls IS 50: common-medium sausage bulls 14 00. 17 00: vealers active steady: good choice 21 00-23 50: common-medium 12 00-19 00. Hogs: Salable 200: market steady: good-choice 180-230 lbs. 24 0O to mostly 24.50: 245-2M lbs. 21 50-22 50; 150-185 lbs. mostly 22 50: good under 400 lb. sows 18.00-17 00: few 17 JO and above: over 500 lb. sows down to 15 00: hcolce around 80 lb. feeder pigs 25 50: lot lb. 24 50. Sheep: Salable 500. holdover 500: market alow, steady to SO cents lower: some lambs 100 lower for two days: good-choice spring lamb mostly 20 00: few 20 50: common down to 18 00: good feeder mostly 17 00: cull-common yearling 10 00 1500: good ewe iteadv at TOO: common-medium 3 00-5 00. SOUTH SAN PRANCISCO. Aug. 2 i4 i USD A i Cattle, salable 400: calves 200: supply consists of grass cattle Including around 4 loads of steers and several load rang rows: trad opened alow at steady price: 1 lot high common heifer 1730 with an Individual high medium to 20 00: 1 load good young 1000 lb. cows IS 50: eanners-cutters 9 00-12 50: Shelly 1 00 and below: few common. medium sausage bull 17 00-19 50: cutters down to 16.00: Monday 1 load Letters I have received recently 1 f: - :m, V ..A V; Phone 8101 ays s KLpmflTUwi oir ! BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The A ociatrd Preaa Aaiual I tSRail ISInd. IS I'tll. IS l or. ISL. Yld. Net rhaiig unch. A .1 uneh. A I A .1 Tuesday 90 1 I03S-H 1034 70 1 1I0S-H Previous day ..90 1 1034 10,14 S99 1107 Week ago 90 0 103 3 103 3 MS 1I0S Month ago 103 1 101 S C9 3 loot Year ago 91 S 100 9 100 1 J0 loss WHEAT. CORN OFF TODAY CHICAGO. Aug. 2 . Wheat and corn futures er under anm selling pressure today and were off most of the seasion. Soybeans and lard featured early trading with another advance, although profit taking rut into the upturn later. Oats wen firm moat of the time. Export Interest reported no business developed In wheat and flour overnight, despite the first announcement of wheat subsidies yesterday. This caused disappointment and led to some selling of wheat, trader said. Wheat closed S3 04S-1,: corn was down to up. September l 38-11 oats were '. higher to ' lower, September M'.-S: rv was off IS to 2. September S140S: soybean wer to 1', lower, November S3 3S-. end lard waa 1J cent a hundred pounds higher to S cent lower, September S13S2. Wheat Open September 2 04S-' December 307',-S March 2 06', May .. 3 00 S Letter From By Harris "w uii.i ui uir wuna confrsmnl district mdit pretty I clearly thai the propaganda dnva wnicn was carried on lor ih re cently enacted public housing bill was misleading. Apparently the gen eral impression Is that cities large and small In any part of the United States may hare government money aid for the construction of houses if such aid I requested. I expect it might be claimed that such an Impression I technically correct. But lei's take a look at the technicalities. Here 1 the way the n law operates: City officials must lirst make a caret ul study for the purpose of finding out if a fed eral housing project is needed. Then a local housing authority must be good fed deer 92S lb, at 2S0. extreme top: loads medium-low good 25 00-75; 1 load medium steers 24 50: 2 car common-medium heif. era IS 00; calve fairly active, ateady; a mraium 911 ID. calve 21 0 Hogs: Salable O0; active; butch er 24 cents lower; ow stedy: good -choice 10-540 lb. butcher 34 75: good sows 15 50; few 200-250 lb sows 1 oo. Sheep salable 2000: no earlv aalea- Monday I load good wooled Umh. 23 00; bulk good shorn and wooled 22 00-50. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Aug. 1 cash grain: Barley. No. 1. 45-lb. B W. 3150. Cash wheat ibidi: Soft white 211; soft whit (excluding rexi 2.11S: white club 2-US: western red 2-10. Hard red winter: Ordinary 3 10: 10 per cent 211: 11 per cent 215. ward wnite Baart: Ordinary 2 17: 10 per cent 2 19: II per cent 231. Today ear receipts: Wheat 223: barley 10. flour 4. corn 1, oats 2, mlllf eed 7. POTATOES CHICAGO. Aug 1 rP (USDA Potatoes: Arrivals 72. on trark 343: total U. 8. shipments 242: supplies j the widely puollciaed Brannan plan moderate: demand good: market j lor supporting (arm prices or lor firm to slightly stronger on whites, i subsidising food prices to consum firm for best reds; Idaho long ers, It, may be staled either wy white S3 40-40. Bliss Triumph , because the proposal would do both S320-2S. russet Burba ruts S4 25: Ne- ! with money from the federal braska red Warbas 12 95-3 IS: Texas treasury.! Th defeat of th bill was Bliss Triumphs S3 00-15; Washing-1 by a wide margin. ton long whites S3 45-55. l.ll'lii.i.ll FLOWER SHOP 4MMtlll rHONC !? Ci'i.H,i,Tti:g-fr Continental's NEW 2-YEAR POLIO itnralsIM ParalTtUI POLICY l-iairsllala rirt4 Dtr Cavfr ir AfjUggtrlT r llr fasallr rfafhans. Wlf, a Us all tillrTIBrrlrd FbH4rg a aiantbt la II, tti- rlsjslinc ttitr rh rbiitlrisj bmtm tmttmg t-fr a-tlier Itrsa. FAT Pall lat-ttrrtsJ inM a 1 ft.vtx far cb raaa. S wailitsf ISrr.ar!. fl far atir fanllr fr I rr. ftm riiraf mtemmmrj. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ' BatRM-Tcrrr AfJT. J MalN fftrt, I Tllk, C al. Pbn till g WMbaat ttlrlla laM 4 I fall sft-latl ti raar trial ! t-yaar Pall Pallrr, a I J Nat).. J lira! J car - let . Af I I LACi-AVI H -.T From South Africa Rev. J. P. Van Heerden Evangelist - Musician - Singer Representing a fellowship of 150,000 South African Pentecostal Christian . a delegate to the recent Pentecostal World Conference at Poris . . ministering at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, at the Assembly of God 746 Oak Street Kelsey C. Printing, Pastor Phone 573S Tune to KFLW Sunday 9:00 A.M. Cloa 304S-S 3 07',-S 107 300'.-01 Washington Ellsworth , orsiniiM unnr a tut law ni unrey of houunf nmla must be j cooduc td. In order to qualify for i federal project th facta developed in the survey must show th num ber of low income families needing housing. It must also be shown that Ih income of these famlllea ai such a to make it impossible for them to pay th prevailing ratea for privately owned housing, i Families j vho can pay SO per cent or mora ot the prevailing rental ratea cannot qualify.) There ar other provisions but these ar th moat Important. I After the required information has I been obtained the local housing agency may lile a formal applica-, lion with th Seattle office of the: federal housing and home finance! agency. Section 301 iS tai of title I III ot th law should be carefully j noted also. The first proviso of this I paragraph reads: "iai the public! housing agency shall fix maximum Income limit for th admission and ' for th continued occupancy of j famlllea In such housing." I What this all mean la that under Can Oll.ltt fflP t H. ,.I,tlr.n .f ! some of the public housing unit buildings. When completed they may be occupied only by people who do not earn enough Income to py more than SO per cent of the normal rent. If the head of any such family has the good luck or th extra energy to increase his Income he will have to move hi family else where. Thi new law represent th first instance that I know of wherein the government single out the very poor people ot a community, place them in on building or a series of similar buildings and by their very presence aa occupant of such build ings brands them a "poor people." If you feel I have over-stated the case in voicing my opposition to this administration housing bill, wrue me ana i wiu gladly aend a copy of th Is and you cn red in" nous rejected wnat was called a sample or "trial run" of The politics of bringing the plan up for a vole at this time waa to ; lurce in republican into voting : against legislation supposedly de. signed to put money in th pockets of farmer. Had most of th farm ers favored the legislation, this political trick might have worked. But farmer can tell th difference between a good deal and a bad one they rated this Brannan plan no I bargain. The large farmer organiza tions actively opposed It. They figure It no bargain because In order to obtain an unknown amount of cash they would be forced to surrender their own Independence and be regi mented from Washington. D. C. Very few farmer would willingly submit to thaL tnff Mult. ftMt tm9f a4 MfrtfiUMy at th Bkkora Minora Sprtnoo SANITARIUM Gt w Watt htm thrtwea th at ai aur iasaasit aiia artJ titrr. Hat Mifltra) a Mua lith for IthtufflitiiBi, Arthntii, N run tit, Nn-oi, Huh and Lrm IMrgag, Prat Mr inrl Shift Fruptiaei. CirkM 0iti4fl V.r aValh for Affhaia, fst:, tV's, mnf T4 iranhrttt. Yur Hlth It Our Buitnatt Far rMTfatiei ar rVtulH hnfanaalraa afMrrif iitkhr Mmtrtl tirinfi SaiirUriurii Ht 1. AthlfntJ, Ort a Or ahaaa tmtf sJiiitar. r. Htraun Wtilcr, Dirtctar CWaprtrtiff fhytiriia High Low 3 04S J03S 307'. Jixis 207', 208'. 201S 3 00S -if They'll Do It Every Time m LyLSUC THE SALESMAN 15 ONLY TOO HAPPY TO PUT THE RAP ON HIS COMPANVS CREDIT MAMA6ER IF IT'LL GET HIM AN OKDER T LISTEN TO HOW HE KcfORTS TO SAID CREOfT MANA6ES IN 1HE HOME OFFICE Hapless Fish Get Diet Of M 4sw CaiihI t 4kk VWIIVtJ KALAMAZOO. Mich.. Aug. 1 i Pish at the Wolf lake hatchery near her are participating In a project that may make It tougher than ever for their fellow-fish to evade the angler's hook. They are demonstrating to scien tists how fish react to th sounds of a motorboat. When the study la complete, th facta obtained may help boat fisher, men outwit their prey. In three hatchery ponds, fish are getting an overdose of motor boat sounds. Drlverleea boata, tied to a renter pole, circle round and round 24 hours a dsy. Reaction of th fish ar com- parea to in behavior of fish in threa other ponds undisturbed by engine sounds. Th Outboard Boating Club ot America and Ih University of Michigan ar sponsoring th project. Brennan Is Golf Favorite CHICAOO. Aug 1 (Toni Bren nan Jr. of Milwaukee haa been In stalled a favorit to win th fourth annual William Randolph Junior golf tournament. Heart first round in th 73-hole medal meet tor boy under II began tndav No","1' "ifr1'75 M"1""iho.P.l. Klamath Palls. Ore " Jul, course, alt of th national open last June. Brennan captured th favorites role tn a field of 34 by winning medalist honor In yesterday lour, ney udelight. the East . Weal matchea. Brennan fired a 41-3ST7 to lead th West ewer the East. S-l Dixon Grabs ' HUTdleS ROCe OOTEBERO. Sweden. Aug I ( Touring Americans had another trark and field conquest to their credit today with their victim. a Swedish aquad Of the six event staged her yesterday, the U. 8. Invaders won the 110 meter hurdles, pole vault, broad Jump and 1000 meter relay. Their foe captured the 3O00 meter steeplechase and the 1500 meter run. Craig Dixon of UCLA, who this spring tied the world record for th 220-yrd low hurdle, triumphed In the 110 meter hurdle with a clock int of 14 3 second. Bob Richard of Champaign. 111., narrowly defeated Oeorg Rasmus sen of Oregon by pole-vaulting 14 feet, 3 Inches. Diamond Clinic PORTLAND. Aug. 1 il- Th third annual Portland Braver base ball school for boys 14 years and older will be held her August IS and 17. The classes will be held from 11 am. until t pm. with the boys guest of the Pacific coast club at Vaughn Street park Tuesday and Wednesday night. Medford Usina New Sewage Plant MEDPORD. Aug. 2 (VPv Por the I first time In Its history, the city of j Men ford did not dispose of sewage In free-flowing stream today. A newly constructed trunk line aewer to the Camp Whit sewage plant went Into service. The plant, capable of handling sewage for a city of mora than 40,000 PUMICE TILE .atiffraiarr iMta ara Pamir a PraaarU ara aaaarlar In elranfh aa real-laal ta atalalar. Tlmrfk Aluminum Window (told Heal Wat proofing ilold Krai Plaster Bond New Hli4 Pumlr Blorh-- "xr'iM" Klamath Pumice Tile Co. Permanent aa tht Prramid IA4t Owen Phn 4AI Priced for Quick Sale Complete cookhouse equipment for preparing and serving meals, complete bunkhouie supplies; blankets, linen, cots, etc., 7 bunkhouies 8 man units. Above items ample for crew of SS men. Inquiry! ROCK ISLAND LUMBER COMPANY Sutherlin, Oregon Phone; Oakland, Oregon 212 WWV SHOULD X DO BUSINESS WITH HXJB OUTFIT flHATCCEDlT COON OF YOURS CAUSED MS KINDS OF TROUBLE ON THAT LAST ORDER I tvAve yool i;iv VvflAve U 111 THE ENDO, - I SCARED THE RANTS 1 OFF SHAKE- WE WONT I 1 1 Z ars WAVS NV TB3URLI WITH HAVE AHS I .1.1, 1 1 r I 1 1 r I I . --.. y j ' I Jt- 1 V. HI"MB LL rUT UK, fT I ' I: I v5- i niw'nctLrui ur. HIW.'NO . NO people, was built during the war for th army camp. It waa arqulred re cently by Ui city from th wr laseta administration. In addition to Medfnrd. Ui plant serves th veterans administration domiciliary center at Camp Whit. ana will trrvt tenUtl Point when that town conn-cu with Uit main trunk lint). MrHlford ha In Uia pat dumprd much of tu aewac mto Brar rrrek. which la a tributary ot Ui Ku river. Cvntral Point alao iim UvU nwthod of dlApoaaL DODOF Born at Klamath Vallrv hmpital. Klamath PalU. Ort . July 30. 1MB, tn Mr. and Mr Walter tMtiff. 3701 Derby, m irl, W if lit: T pound 16 H ou net. McHFNRY Born at Klamath Valley hoapiul. Klamath Falls. Ore., July 30. IH1. to Mr. and Mrs. Jamea K Mr Henry. 400 Michigan, a trL Weutht: pounds 13 ounce ' APHCRArr Born at Klamath Valley hoapltal. Klamath PalU. Ore. July 30. 1MB. to Mr. and Mr Clyde Ajrwraft, Asiiland. a boy. Weight: I pmindi IS ourvre riTZ PATRICK -Born at Klam ath Vallev haatlkl. Klamath rll tnt July 30. IB.fl. to Mr. and Mr. Mel nupatrlrk. Chiloquin. a girl Weight: 6 pounds 10 V ounce NfcfcLY-Born at Klamath Valley ai. ip. io Mr. sno Mr. s an iseeiv, 2M Ebrrlein. a boy. Weight: t pounds 12 ounce. DAVIS-Born t KUmalh Valley hoapltal. Klamath rails. Or . July 31. IS4. to air. and Mr Rex Davis. I5IS Crwnl, a boy. Weight: S pounds 4' ounces. MUDEN -Born at Klamath Val. ley hospital. Klamath rails. Or, July 31. IMS. to Mr and Mrs Law. renew Redden, low Lodi. a bny Weight- 7 pound ounces. SHARP Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath rails. Ore . July 31. IS4. to Mr. and Mrs. Vance 1 BnrP 31S Laguna. a girl. Wright: i a pniiuns a ounces. MURPHV-Burn at Klamath Val. ley hoapltal. Klamath PalU. Ore.. I July 31. ISIS, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben i Murphy, route 2. Box S44, a boy. ' Weight : t pounds IS ounces. 8AB1N Born at Klamath Valley ' nospitai. Klamath Palls. Ore. Au gust I. IMS, to Mr. and Mrs Her man Babin. Chrmult. a girl. Weight: S pounds S' ounces. AKCUKl-Born at Klamath Val. ley hospital. Klamath Palls, Ore. August 1. 1MB. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arcurl, 924 Walnut, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds IS ounces. McAULIPPB Born at Klamatn Valley hospital, Klamath Palls, Ore., August 2, IMS, to Mr. and Mrs. Dsn McAullfle, 3S44 Kan, bny. Weight: 7 pounds 1 ' ounces. FUNERAL MARX LLOYD BROUN The remain of the late Marx Lloyd Brown, who passed away near Beatly, Ore . on Saturday. July 30, will be taken to the David Chock toot residence In Beatty, Or., Tuea. day afternoon to rest In state until the time of the funeral. The fu neral service will lake place on Wednesday. August i. IMS at 1:30 II Itl th. HM Ilf. Clark n CI,...-... biv f.,.,,.". lct ,n(j Ut entombment In the Masekesket cemetery. Prlends are respectfully Invited to attend warn mamam funeral home In cnarge of the arrangements. Municipal Court Willi U Mahnvlr, drunk, pnat 110 pan. Tnny Maanvle, (trunk, Pnat 110 hall. Parlro ArrtJn. drunh In Jail. iark Thomp-on, drunk. pt 910 hall Rohart C. Murphy, rrkla driving Pin. A0 and davsj In Jalt Krnaat Inland gltlda, drunk driving. Fin. I00. Krnt Inland Plaldt, four In front aal Plna, ."V ana ponded. Tad avaa, drunk, fnat 110 ball. ilower Shop imivi; i. (At Greenhouses) ISIS S. Slh Phone SIRS Free Delleery Flower by Wire funeral Design Our Hperlslly atssa C i2,-ea-i : By Jimmv llatlo 'V','j'" UEt Utr Vf U1MMF WACKY.' HE'S CAUSED FHCriOrel All ALL ALONS THE LkNB- I HEAR THEy kE TVINfl THE CAN TO TROUBLE WITH 'i i rh is nn s DOLX3H; flOODS LEGAL NOTICES M tit MR TO I ftttllTOM In IIm Cm ull t tsurl pi Irs t)t til Orf..n. m IW Iha Csrunljr Klamath lit liittil In Uw Ma liar l it EUI tat A. Kilt MOW. lljNapl aiiirn ar t s iarsraV CIVIM A i cantor r Mid t.4 nd an I ini irivir riaim to ina minvr , ii-aj duly ilw4nl1 AilmlnWtialila ut hiJ (i. t la W t -alitor lowiiMttcl. rv itstfiiar. m Hi tAillil nuUdln, Klm ih fall.. Onun. sMhln aisi rtsnirui (ictm arttj afif the jath Ur sW Jul. IMS, bstintf lh dala o4 lh 111 sjsjbiMa than M thU Nlir I If ON A MAS KINHUW. Aftmistuiralria t4 u aV-iaia W I tmar Tuwitwnti, AHo'ita lr AtliHtnialralrla. 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