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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OltEGON MONDAY, .niNE 0, 10!2 MARKETS and FINANCIAL Stocks By The Associated Press Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allls Chalmers .. American Airlines American Power it Light American Tel & Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel BoeltiR Airplane Co. 1 Bom Warner O Burroughs Adding Mach. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation. Cities Service Consolidated Edison Consolldntrd Vultee Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright PollRlns Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio Oeneral Elecric Oeneral Foods General Motors Oeorgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Johns Monvllle Kennecott Copper Ltbhy, McNeiU Lockheed Aircraft Lcew's Incorporated Lone Bell A Montgomery Ward Kash Kelvlnator .-. New York Central .' .- Northern Pacific PacUic American Pish ' Pacific Gas & Electric Pacific Tel & Tel Fackard Motor Car , Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepsi Cola Co. rhilco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorn Rayonler Incorp Pfd. . Republic Steel .- Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck ft Co. Socony-Vacuum OH Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N. J. Etudebaker Corp Sunshine Mining , Swift It Company . Trruisamerica Corn Twentieth Centurv Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood - United States Steel Warner Pictures . Western Union Tel Westinghouse Electric':-; Wsstlnghouse Air Brake " Woolworth Company. 26 73 M . , IS 25H 156 6 H 44 , 6 7a 50 34 '1 ' 17H 25' 36 H 53 H 41 76 ? . 103 - 35 tj i y 8 ! 59 86'. 43 13 i 69 44 S 65 H 43 Vi 37 32 i 47 78 H .764 7?i 23 13 '4 34 63 1 ; is ' 20 4 8Ui S3 V, 111 'i 4 ; 67; 20 10 30 1, 25 H 27 ; 56 64 31 Vr 51 li 53 S 38, 79S ' 5S 78 36 ; 32 V, 26 t-i 15 41 5i 116 i 26 H 31 i 5 U SO"!. 39 i 12 Va '41 38, 37 'i 44 'i ' ' GRAINS CHICAGO W All grains turned firm after a hesitant opening- on the board of Xrade Monday. 'Rye and old crop soybeans set the pace as the market renewed the active, strong trade of late last week. Even wheat firmed In the ses sion, which contrasted with Its easiness of last week. Corn be came quite strong with distant de liveries up around 3 cents at times. Oats had much smaller gains. Wheat closed Vi-l 5 higher, July 82.33, corn i 3,-3 higher, July 1M oats -l V, higher. July 77 tt. rye 4 V, higher. July 82.15-2.15 4. soybeans . 3 Va high er. .July $3.25, and lard 15 to 23 cents a hundred pounds higher, Ju ly 112.27. Jry 2.32 V, 2.34 2.31 ; 2.33 Sep. 2.34 H 2.37 2.34 2.35 t Dec 2.39 i 2.41 4 5.39 54 2.40 Mar 2.42 2.44 i 2.42 2.43 "i I'maw 1 1 inillj. i I'll tiajiwi ii- far Top-Valve, A i , vepenaaoie , , j Osed-Trutk ' " rr- transportat Ion, V ; look for this sign , u . Every GMC-conditioneJ ' used truck is ready to work ' for you your best bet for ' ' reliable hauling with lowest investment. See these spe cials try them on the road. 50 FORD Vj-TON PICKUP '48 FORD 34-T0N PICKUP '48 INTERNATIONAL '-TON-Wooden Box 895.00 '47 STUDEBAKER I'j-TON TRUCK l... 1,050.00 , '47 INTERNATIONAL -tOM FLATBED 750.00 '42 GMC. 308 2'j-T0N FLATBED 950.00 '48 GMC 361 ENGINE and TRAILER 4-wheel Wentworth I Irwin 4,500.00 '49 CHEVROLET -TOM . 1,295.00 '46 CHEVROLET T.-T0N 2-SPEED R.A 1,250.00 . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS A. H. "Shorty" Wtarharhira 432 So. Hi , to. 5274 ALUS-CHALMERS SALES and SERVICE FAIRBANKS MORSE POMONA PUMPS GRAINS PORTLAND in Coarse grains, 15-tiny shipments, bulk, Coast de livery: Barley, No. 3, 45-lb B.W.. 68.1)0. - Wheat (bid) to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered Coast: Sort white 3.49; soft white (exclud ing Rex) 2.49: white club 2.49. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.52: 10 per cent 2.52; 11 per cent 2.52; 12 per cent 2.52. Hard White - Bnart: Ordinary 2.49; 10 per cent 2.49; 11 per cent 2.49; 12 per cent 2.49. Car receipts: Wheat 10: barley 2; flour 7; corn 6; o(a 6; mill feed POTATOES PORTLAND I Potato prices leveled off Monday at about 7 H cents a ' pound on the Portland wholesale mantel aiier removal ui ceiling prices. That was 2 cents above the former ceiling: The wholesale price Friday ranged from 7 j to 8 j cents for No. 1-A California long whites from Kern County. Retailers Indicated a price of 10 to 11 cents a pound would prevail. The retail ceiling was about 'j cents. Ton Quality potatoes continued in short supply, but the shortage was expected to case. LIVESTOCK. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO LP (USDA) Cattle 450: slow; light. early inquiry: load lots steers, hel lers and range cows absent. Few canner and cutter cows 15.00-19.00; few utility and commercial slaugh ter bulls 26.00-28.00; practically nothing else offered. Calves 10: mostly medium and rood 250-400 lb ranee slaughter calves; undertone barely steady. Hogs 100; butchers sieady-25c lower; sows steady: few small lots choice No. 2 & 3190-230 lb butchers 22.50: small lots light sows 16.50, bulk 400 lbs and up 15.50-16.00. Sheep 700; largely Norm coast lambs, 30 per cent fat slaughter lambs and 60 per cent feeder and shorn ewes; si a u g h ter spring lambs steady; 1C0 head good-choice 88 lbs 27.00: choice shorn 82 lb spring lambs 26.50: late Friday medium-good whilefaced feeders 50c lower, mostly 24.C0. averaging 67 ins: cull snorn ewes steady at 4.00-5.00; commercial 7.00. CHICAGO I The S22.00 hog returned to the stockyards Mon day after an absence of more than a week. Prices ranged steady to 50 cents higher with sows particu larly in demand. Cattle were sheep steady to weak. partly accounting tor the strong er hog market was arrival of only 11,000 hogs over the weekend, com pared with more than 14.000 sold a week ago. Most barrows and gills sold-from. $19.50 to 521.75 and sows from $16.50 to $19.00. ' Good to prime steers ranged from $30.00 to $35.25 mostly with a load getting up to $35.50. Good to low-prune heifers brought $30.00 to $34.50. Cows topped at. $26.00, bulls which showed the most strength at $28.00, and vealers at $37.00. Fol lambs grading choice to prime sold at one price. $29.00 to small slaughterers while like grades of spring lambs took $31.00. Ewes were $12.00 and below. Receipts Included an estimated 13,000 CRttle on sale, 500 calves. and 1,200 sheep. Selling. an ILLOGICAL MARKET is an ECONOMIC WASTE Write... George S.May Company We.lera Dlvl.lee m fraarT ttraat. Sea Fnadsu 2, CM. teellihee' HIS SED TRUCICS .51,365.00 .. 950.00 West Hitchcock Corp. . 77 S. 7lh Ph. 7771 i rMf if r VVm y,X Tule Fair Hires Manager Sam Kellett. Gait. Calif., Is the newly named manager of the local agricultural fair. Announcement that a manager had been hired was made today bv Chester J. Main, chairman of the (air board, created some time ago after authorisation for a fair district here was made by the state legis lature. He Is expected to arrive Tuesday. Kellett has had four years ex perience as a fair manager at Gait and has been associated with the fruit marketing Industry, He is married. This year's fair will be handled on the same plan as the annual Rotary sponsored Junior Livestock Show with some additions. All pre miums will be handled bv the fair district. The show will be held on the high school grounds and the show and sale will be handled by the Rotary Club. The fair board has decided to hold a saddle horse event for ex hibitors 16 years or younger In addition to other features which will include the showing, ludglng and sale of livestock, entries bv young homemakers and organisa tions in competition in cooking, sewing, etc. No buildings will be erected in time for this year's show. The fair district is negotiating for lease of lr.nd from the V. S. Bureau of Reclamation, directly south of Tulelake to be used as a fair grounds. Negotations are held up nt the present time but the board hopes to have the kinks ironed out in time to start the buildings next year. The fair district Includes Butte Vnllev also. The fair board is toying with the idea of a contest for a name for the 10-A Agricultural Fair. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND Ifl (USDA) Cat tle salable 1.200: Cadine fairlv ac tive on steers, fully steady: cows only moderaiely active, steady weak: other classes steady: about six loads good-low choice fed steers 33.00-33.75: one load choice S75 lb 34.00: other commercial-good 31.00 32.50: bulk commercial 28.50-30.00: utility down to 34.00: commercial heifers 28.00-30.00; utility 21.00 27.00; utility cows 19.50-24.50: few head young -commercial cow up to 27.00: canners and cutters 15.50- 19.00: u 1 1 1 ! t y-commerclal bulls 26.00-28.50; few good bulls 29 00- 30.00: odd choice stock steers around 565 lb 33.00. Calves salable 200: about steady: choice and Drime vealers 34.00 36.00: commerciel-'rood 27.00-32.50. Hoes salable 1.200: butcher hogs wenk-25 cents lower: sows about steady: bulk choice No. 1 i 2 but chers from 180-230 lb 22.75-23.00: 240-250 lb 21.50-22.00; heavyweights 20.00; choice 340-450 lb sows 18.00 18.50; some over 500 lb 16.50-17.00: odd head medium feeder pigs 17.0-20.00. Sheep salable 1.000: fairlv active trade on spring.lambs: market dull on old crop shorn lambs; bulk choice-prime 90-108 lb spring lamb1: 26.00-26.50: few utility 24.50-25.00: r 9th ond P Seadix FM-AM-PhoDO Idaho Man Injured Ronald Lakey, 24, of Boise, Ida. was injured about midnight when he rolled his car over on Oregon 66 four mile east of Olene. He was brought to Klamath Val ley Hospital by Kaler's ambulance, for treatment of back aud hip in juries. He told State Police he dropped off to sleep, swerved the car and turned over. He was driving a I960 Willys Jeepster, bought ui town last weekend. Lightning Hits Basin Woods Another thunderstorm flashed across portions of the Klamath Basin ' this morning, and fire guards focused wary eves on areas where lightning may have ignited forests. Meanwhile, foresters cleaned up five fires over the weekend on the Klamath Indian Reservation. Flro Control Odlcer Vic Sisson said ail were In the Agency and Applegate Butte areas. quelled KFPA fire guards blare on Yalnax Butte. south ol Bly, which apparently whs started by h thunderstorm thnt moved through there a month ago. Foresters said the burned area hfcd been charred before last week's storm, as seen by evidence at the bin re. It Is what Is termed "sleeper , which smoulders unoi enough smoke riyes from U to be spotted bv a lookout. KFPA Has counted a total of 17 fires so far this year 13 of them during toe past week. The first lour were all man caused, the last group all were started by light ning. Klamath Woman Dies in Calif. Word was received here today cl the death of Mrs. Leila Slureeon. 4645 Denver Aveuue. who passed away unexpectedly while visiting Denver relatives In Reedley. CalU. Eureka Mrs. Sturgeon. 60, Is survived los Anceles by her husband, Jesse, her mother. ttrv. York Mrs. John Crawley ol Delta. Colo . Red Bluff two sisters, Mrs. Nell Kittrell o(;s:in Francisro Delta and Mrs. Mary Ives. Mc Cloud. Calif.; (our brothers. Bill. Walter and Clarence Crawley of Delta, and George Sutherland also of Delta: and eight ihlldren: Mrs.Regina Talbot of Reedley. Le land. Cloud Chief. Oklahoma, Leo nard. Harold. Howard. Lodena and Eldlna Greenwood, all of Klamath Falls. There are 16 grandchildren. The. Sturgeons have been resi dents of Klamath Falls for the past ten years. . . . , , ..... . . few mixed lots Utillty-gOOd Shorn old croo lambs and yearlintrs 16.00- 18.00. but vearllnsts mostly 15.0O 15..': utility-good shorn ewes 6 00- 7.00. " '. r:l: If .".Z'y nil if 3 - Special Purchase RADIO-PHONO-LIST PRICE 229.95 148.88 $5 Down Thank, to a special purchase of a famous Bendix radio-phono, you eon buy this smart, new, combina tion at a saving of $90 from manufacturer's list price. Enjoy brilliant, static-free FM or standard AM broad casts, plus smooth, fast-acting 3-speed record changer. Handsome mahogany Veneer cabinet. A fine-quality radio guaranteed by Wards. Long Chase Brings Arrest David Lee llamlllnll, 31, of 6663 Independence, was Jailed by State Police for reckless driving (Satur day afternoon alter a hectic two- on B. 6111 and out on llomedale. The arresting officer said he clocked Hamilton's car at between 60 end 65 on S -6th and up to 76 on llomedale. Hint a woman and two youngsters had to dive into a ditch to avoid being hit and that Mammon also tried to ctowd the police car Into a ditch. Hamilton was placed In the Coun ty Jail. Also arrested bv Slate Police Sat urday was Aubrey Eugene Barnum, 43, of Wocits. who' Is charged tilth drunk driving. He was arrested on US 97 below Wocus. Weather Western Oregon Clear In north and partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers m south Monday and Monday niRht; mornlnK cloudi ness nions coast, spreading to in ter tor valleys of north early Tues day; partly cloudy Tuesday after noon; cooler in southern Interior day. IUyhs Monday 76-85; lows Monday and cooler senerally Tues o(f coast northwesterly to westerly, iwo, exi'i'pi oo-ou on cuasi. wincis Monday ntuhl 48-58; high Tuesday Italia m.p.n. j Eastern Oregon Fair in north cloudy with scattered showers and thundeT.showers in eti stern inoun !m north Tuesday. Hltihs Monday lu ins. cooler in south Monday aud 75 In south to 85 in north; lown Monday niylu 50-t0; high Tuesday '7lHJU. Locally misty winds Tue.Ndny. ! 7 30 a.m. Monday: Mai.Mln.l'reclp. Baker Eugene La Onindc l.akeview Medford North Bend Ontario Pendleion Portland (Airport' Roseburtf aleni 83 43 81 8.1 R4 !KI M !) 71 80 lit 8ii 92 77 si 7 R(i 83 S7 73 53 45 58 58 49 it 54 58 50 5l 3 5tf 60 53 60 M 48 Boise rhtrnen .01 Seattle Obituary STI'RCtCnN l.elin B Siurscnn. A). native r( ; Joplin. Miourl. and rr.idrnl of Klatn- i ath rati, (or 10 vears. died In Reedley, Calif. June 7. !!.13. Survivor, Include I the v--l!owcr. JeAre. of Ihl. cltv: three I daughter.. Mn Relna Talbot of Reerl lev. Cel'f . Mr. Tldine Greenwood and Lodema Sturfeon of thia city: five mna I Lel.ind of Oklahoma. Leonard, flarnld and Howard of thl, city, Allen of the t' S A A F.. her mother, Mr. John Crawlev of Delta. Colo : two tlitrri. Mr.. Nrll Klttcll of VtUa. Colomd ,d Mrt Mry Ivc. of MrCloud. C.IK Colorado four hrothcu. (.eorce Sutherland. Wal ter. CUrent'e' and Bill Crawley, til A Dell. Colo: uhn 10 grandrhildren Ftinerl arrangement will be announced later by Ward'i Klamath Funeal Home. Phone 3188 oil Terms MI'NU'M'aY ri'KT Carl Hamilton, ivt'klcu tliivln IMcml not atiiliy. MivlimU Actan.u, paiaiiti on right. Itl 10 lull. Hdi Lobvrl, drunk. Hut. )S or T. dn.vi. )( lUn.rn. drunk rr(ll ttf lull WtllUm Uuttwk-k, d i uuk. I'lcatl itul git Illy. Jaiufr Henhbtricr, violation ImiU rui. Km, yi.v tianiUco Cutttllo, drunk, rint, 913 or V, dvn Jailli Swift, tiaailu an tluht Pud $1U ball. Oat-ar Andtrfton, drunk, t'lnv, fIS or T d. John Nation, drunk. Flna fta or 7' dava. Jo Mactlai, drunk, ritte, $13 or 7S daym. tlonald William, no oovratur'a II cm. lot u ImII l.avl Murrht, drunk. Fin, flft nr III da . Hubert Valentin, no onvrator'a II- cnr. I'oai i.t i'(N. Jtnunl Chooklotit Jr , drunk. Flit. 91.1 or 7' dot a An Clci-klrr, drunk. Fin. 119 or 7' day. vMuar Geafvang, drunk. Forfeit t1 ball. nisTKU t rorirr Joseph Ahcimi, ovi UkiiI. For frit .'tfl bail Waller Itriu- CoU?man, overload. For feit l,U tAll. Vcilan F. laudr, ovrluad. Forltll tltt llAll. Vrrlan F. laudvr, ovcrlnlh. For (i ftlA halt Anthony F. Caltuno. overload for- (rti Jh hflll. ball. Mary Thrr McNral, no vchtrta II rnr Fine. 1.1 Itouer l.cr I)vl. Iniitruoer inufflur. Km (oil Jtl hull. Flmor Cine Crck ford, no oiieratur'i llcon'11. Fine, aV ArniAiulo l,o)f . tlnink Sentence, 8 davt. William lletirv Mt (,'lmn, tut vehleln Ucene. Forfeit tS hall. Don Eiifene Keitri. no vehicle lirente Forfeit 9A lull ON THE RECORD mill us COfiBl'WN n.rn tn Mr and Mr Cheater Cohuin. (mxi lli.rn. nl KImim mh Vtallry Monpiul Ju'ir T. IK.U. gill Wrlfhl: 7 utinda A'.- oiince liFOI'NTAIN' ll.ii n l.i Mr Mrt Kenneth I jCniintttiit. :r.'li S Uli, m KlNnmlh Valley Ho plUI June 7 VM A bov. Weight H poiinili 7 oti'ifrt WAI.KFft- Htrii if Mr mid Mr.. Fl mr R Walker. (UH7 Sheila Wtt . a I Klamath Valley UonplUI June H X'J. a bttv WeiKht lu poiindi HI' itiini-e RAMSEY Horn to Mr and Mr Kxni Ramtey. at I Wdntland, at Klamaitt Vallev Hoipltal June it. lifts, m ajirl Weliht: 7 pmimti I nun.r. lliri.nY Brn to Mr and Mr (Mar nre Hielby. ai."V riwrlein. at KUmjlh Vallev llnspital June H. WXJ, 'a Imj Wetcht" l ptnind "J1 1 oimrca ARniNOTO.V-Born to Mr. and Mr Robert Arrinnton. XS Doty al Ktam ath Vatlrv Hotpitat June t. ltfl. a bo) Welfht: 7 pound 14 ntinrr MAntllAlil I U I !I.H nisitop-ivir. nieh.nd r nth"P ai luttent. Vatlvr nf 0.r(im, retliteitt f Orpte-h. Ore Martha Jne Ivie. 1. e--relarv Naltv u( Kait. raaldenl of Klamath ralli RAYMOND -MelSTYRK Stmuel Wil hert Kamnnd. 2P. jeronnel nian Na tive of South D..iVotJ remldent of Klam ath rt.U. Marian Jean MctiHyre 37. student. Nattv o( Orr.m, realdenl of Klamath rail. CLUMPNEH - OWENS Neil Allen Ctumpner. 31. enfireer N.illv of Wah Inflon. resident il Oreterh. Ore Se rena B. Owen. M, tellrr Nativo i( Orefnn. retldeiit of Klamath KalU. Evcru manJ we 7.,- 7- would like 'to have his own master hctrher jj and we don't mean a man with a chair w& we refer The All New REMINGTON 60 ELECTRIC UP TO. $7.50 TRADE-IN . jTifmWi ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD SHAVER ON A NEW REMINGTON '601 Priced at just BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED! (ucismO IJHICM jl 700 Main St. Two Killed In Weekend Mayhem Ity The Aot lulrtl l'rr A constable wits shot to dealli. all 81-yt'ur-nltl wimiiin wits killed by tut tiiikiiiiwn 11S.H11II1111I, aiiiir rnLlv with mi uxe. niitl a woinitii siilii'tftl a sfiltitis nun slitit wound hilluwinit a tiinll tiiuitrfl in sepnr tile triiKedlea III OreRon over the week end. Iriid were Mis. Siisnn A. l.llth field. 81. mid Kini'ty J. Jarkanii. 48, both ol Sult'in. Mia. Cunirr Hniltli. 33. wits III 11 Mt'Mliinvttto hosiillnl with hlititumi wuuiitls. I'olloe Kit lit a nitiiufr. Humid llitioltl Bht'll. 30. told them he loiintl Mrs. Lili'lillrltl a body In n shed near her modest Hiilt'in room Hit; Imiise. Hit' body was liuekud In 13 plutes. Police mid thi v hud not eslab llslird 11 niollvi' lor the alnylim since It wits known the wtininn tlltl not Inive 11m. h uionry In the lionso. Shell Mild lie nisi hitw Mm. Litch field Friday when tt Inrnier roomer ntiiie to 1 In- noiiM' iii)iiirliiK lor her. The limn, described to 1 lice, whs souulil lor tiiifstloiilnn. Jackson, police said, wits shot by the mini lie ilt lt'iilt'il lor Itopulili t'ltit citntlitlult' lor constable In hmt inonlh'B pilniiiry flection. Hintux Ashriolt. in whose Silver Ion homo mid slote Hie shonllnit ot'curretl, was booked on a 1'hai'ne of IliM druroe murder. Jnckson hud been called by Mis. Aslicroll w-lio sulci her liu.'buml w-tts tiiini'iol Hit: with their son-in-law, Uordun AU1111111, I'orthnul. Mrs. Asht rolt said Jackson askn, her lllinband what the trouble was. .She sulci Aslicroll replied, "No trouble nt all.' lie then shot Jai-.son with a 33 automatic iilstnl. Another olllrer subdued Aslicroll a nil disarmed him. I Mrs. Smith was shot durum what i Shcnll W. J Jones snlil was n I lumllv dispute nt Hie Smith Inrm I near Dayton. Mrs. Kmlth left her husband last month but hud brotiKtit their two children buck to the farm for a visit Siintltiy, Jones nuid. Smith uskecl his wife to lenve the boy lor nil extended stay, but she ro Itised. Then. Jones sulci. Smith f A MIRRORS far far anr raem In the taem.l 31 C. Main .nir nil-f " Daat 2- I ,nrori ' lull! . 4 f nweuil IK I Ifl I "loneyf Legal Notice kl kt1lnk,r ANNl'AL It'llOOI. Nollra la heralty lvn. lit riiiuiillahra Willi rtrelhill 1 1 1 .HAS, tll l.A, to Ilia l.M4 volera of I'nlon tlifli Mi Itoul lliaitirt No. 1 of Klamaitt t'otihly, flreinn. h.( an annual aeliool elai'llon nf .aid arh,. rtlilMt't will IM lielil at Klamath tini,t IIIMll rliuol. Alameda and Wall Mlraau Klamalli rail. Oiea-on In aald irlH, dlklrlrl, on Ilia S.ld day nf June, Uxt Iwtweeit the ttolira tif 3 IKI o'i'Iih-Ii p n, italiilnry .taltdard lima, and a no n elm-k nt . .lalulnry alandaitl tin,, for Ilia purnnae nf elerllntf nna dlierlr fiiua Hie Klamath rail, anna In .en a for a HriiHt of tlva yaara voniinaiu-lna on July I, II II ANIII.1V. Olilrlcl Cleik J II la No. 4T NOTICI! OK riNAt. ACCOUNT in tiim riHi iMT ctmr or Titr. STATU Of OIIKflllN 'Olt KLAMATH COIINTV In the Mailer of Iht k.lale of TIKIMAK JAM.'N KKIII.AI'KK. tlereaaed NUTK'K IH IIKIIKIIY t.lVKN that Ilia llnderataned ha. filed hi. Pinal Arronnl and Itetnnl of hi. Administration cf aliova entitled eitale: and that the Court ha. fixed kaluiday, Jim 311, luvj. al IU1HI a m, at the Cln'ull Cunt ttnom of alMiva enlllled Couil, Klaniuiii r'alla. Oreaon. a. IMa lima and tU, e for haailna- oltlei-llona. If any. In .aid r'lnal Arrount, ami aelllemanl thereof IIONNIR HTKIMIENa AilnO'ilalralur CMATIIHIIN Will KNr.lt Merrill. Oiem Atliirney. for AdmlnUtralor. M an. J J B I0 J.I No. 11 shot his wile. The dnughter, 14, Kiubbrd the uun and ran down tlm roitd. Sound ol the allot and screams brntiiihl neluhboii who culled police. Smith una held at the Yamhill County Jnll at McMlnnvlUe. l-SWINt) CUT OM SAW. 10 ovarcut wilk ileal Irama, hanger., itaam cylinder lead control, aall, ale. IJWINO CUT OM SAW, 70" overcul with Ileal Irema, kangari, iteam cylinder lead contiel, ball, ale. I SWIMO CUT Off SAW. 40' o.e.cul. Modal la. with 1 H.f. G. I. Motor, rnagnalic iwitck, ale. all vellebl I0OH CAHklAOI. ttfAU IHOINIl, iiiau ruun. coMMinoti. Oil. ou CAHI. IIC. Telephone: Dick Glafer at Collage Grove 756R. (Orecjon) Or Wrlle Wlrai DULIEN STEEL PRODUCTS INC. OF WASH. 9265 Eoit Marginal. Way Seattle 8, Withinglon know fifj? to SHAVER FREE I.-.. - r'i- fi It b,eh -""y I.. ' - four Phone 31S1 1Z 3E