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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1949
EX-BOXER SENTENCED
PORTLAND, Deo. I 11 E
Bomt Jim Oarrtson. M. waa fined
I bOO yesterday and sentenced to 1M
dart In )all on a charge of Illegal
sale of liquor at a Portland club.
I: was hi aacond such Una and
sentence sinee November 23 In
Municipal Judge J. J. Qulllln'i
court
To Buy or Sell Um tha Want-Ads!
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BOLIDAT PURCHASES
GIFT WRAPPED
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733 Main St.
NUNN-BUSH SHOES.
SALES EASE GRAINS DOWN
CHICAOO, Dee. I !. Moderate aelllnf pressure aenl (ralru down
a bit without causing any aerloua loaara on the board of trade today.
Wheat waa about the weakest cereal throughout the teuton.
Small scale hedrlng pressure aenred as a depressing Influence In
wheat. More cash wheat has come to market recently, particularly at
Oulf of Mexico porta.
Wheat cloned 'v-Hi lower. December II If, corn was lower,
December I1UV1 2. oaU were "s-l's lower. December IS1, rye was
1 to 1 cents lower. December (1.41. soybeans were 1'. to 1 cents lower.
and lard waa unchanged to I cent lower, December lion.
Wheat
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AMA Votes
$25 Dues
For Doctors
WASHINGTON. Dec I MV-The
American Medical association today
rated 36-a-year compulsory dues
for Ita members.
Tha fund irom the dues will fl
nance the AMAs campaign against
"socialised medicine' as well aa
provide financing for other AMA
activities.
Dr. Oeorge Lull, general manager
of the AMA. told reporters the as
sessment would probably apply to
about 83 per cent of the organiza
tion's total membership of 143.000.
On that basts. It would provide
annual funds of about 13.000.000.
Lull aald several physicians and
honorary and associate members of
AMA'a state medical societies prob
ably would be enmpt. Exemptions
wtU be determined by the state so
cieties themselves.
Officials aald tha AMA had never
before had compulsory dues al
though Ita constitution permits
them.
SPUD BULLETIN
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec T AP
USD A) Potatoes, 29 broken. 11
unvroken cars on track: arrivals.
California 1, Oregon 1; market dull;
Klamath Russeta No. 1-A. 3 30-80;
Deschutes 13.75 delivered.
LOS ANOELES. Dec 7 (AP
USDA) Potatoes, 13 broken. 27
unbroken cars on track: arrivals,
Idaho 11: 43 cars arrived by truck;
market dull: Idaho Russets No. 1-A,
13 JO.
Want Ads dont cost they payl
Boy Scouts
Get Awards
Additions to the awards given at
tha Court of Honor Boy Scout
meeting Tuesday evening at Alta
mont were made by the Boy Scout
office here.
Second cla-vs rank waa awarded
to Bob Clark, Larry Phalr. Oarry
Phatr, Bob McFarland, Richard
Summers, Kenneth Jenson. Ray
Behnke, Clarence Watson, Lyle
Shaffer, and Mix Smith, all of troop
SO. sponsored by the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Two Awards
First class rank was awarded to
Wendell Switzer, who also received
the Piremanshlp merit badge. He
la also of troop 50. Tommy Skeens
of troop 10 ss awarded the Star
Scout pin.
Troop 50 received the award for
the best parent attendance, and best
advancement, and troop 4 for the
best Scout attendance.
Cattle Market
700 salable cattle: medium fat
steers. 133-33.10: medium fat heifers.
n 50 18.80: medium fat cows,
114-15.15: canners and cutters, 110
13.50: bull;. 118.50-11.50: fat calves.
I21.50-23.SS: small lot of fat calves,
125.10: 47 stacker steer' calves. 123;
some stocker rrrrs per head. 197.50
111: 111 head salable hogs: fat hogs.
111.30-17.30: fat sows. 113.10-14: and
feeder bogs, 115-16 10.
HORSE SHOW
PENDLETON. Dec t (Pi The
annual spring snow of the North,
west Quarter Horse association will
be held here early next June. The
exact dates will be announced later.
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ITALIAN 'HOUSE H 0 T E L ' This "house hatel" built bv Mllsa a si seosrat aeeUona
for men and women. A reom, rented three J cars age tor five dollars monthly, new coals twenty.'
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First Quality
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DENIES
These beautiful sheer Nylons are made by
ne of our regular. Nationally known
Hosiery sources, and are offered ta as in
the form of a bonus which we are passing
on ta yon ... our customers. All are '
regular I1J5 values. Sixes I', ta 1! . . .
newest ahadea.
Reg.95 Values
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Box 3 pair 4OO
Proportioned Lengths
Short Med. Long
Remember ihe Day f he Long's GiH Way!
71 Main
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PLANE-I0UND PRIZE PACKACES Three arise mlalalare poodle. Peter. Da. ,
da mad Jacka, garbed la blue and auraoa jackets, wait at Leodoa Airport far a plana to Asaertca.
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NOW, SANTA WILL COME Soft coal miner Joe Sloka and hit wife, Naomi, of Gladden, Pa,
help their six children celebrate tha fact that Santa isn't dead. John L. Lewis' order permitting
tha Winers to work three days a week greatly improve! chancel that tha Slokaa and thousands like
them will enjoy a merry Christmas.
Former Merrill
Woman Dies
Funeral services were held Monday
In San Francisco for Mrs. Ktilh Hill
Taylor, a native of Merrill, who died
last Thursday nmht at her home In
Ban FranrlM'o. She was 41.
Mrs, Taylnr was a damliler of
Mrs. Uura A. Hill and the late Wil
liam Hill and was burn on the Hill
homestead at Merrill on February 20,
1103. She attended elementary and
hlih schools al Mrrlll and then at
tended Ilia University of Oregon fur
two years.
For many years Mrs. Taylor was
a telegraph 0ierator for the Western
Union Telearaiih company In San
Francisco, Lm Angeles and New
York.
Mrs. Taylor leaves her husband,
John, a San Francisco newspaper
man; her mother, who hss been
making her home with the Taylors:
four sisters, Mrs. R. B. Donnelly of
Long-view, Wash., Mrs. William llu
len of Portland, Mrs. Ralph Auotad
of Uoise and Mrs Mildred llubbrll
of Santa Clara county. Call!., and
two brotliero, William aud Louis Hill
of Merrill.
After services at Ashley and Mc
Mullen the remains were cremated.
Klamath Basin
Potato Shipments
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Presents Her Anaaai Big
DANCE REVUE
4S Minura Sfafa Shaw
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SCORES OP KLAMATH'S
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SECOND LADY SHOPS Mr. Alben W, Berkley, on a combina
tion honeymoon trip and Chrlstmss shopping visit to New York
City, is waited on by (hoc talesman Stanley Griu. Seated next to
tha wife of tha vice president la Mrs. Tbomai A. Morgan, a friend.
DOORS OPEN WEEKDAYS AT :30 P. M.
ADVENTURE THEIR WATCHWORD. ..DANCER THEIR
SPORT.. .A GIRL'S KISS THEIR ONLY REWARD!
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