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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TOUR HERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALt-S. ORKGON FRIDAY, SEPT. 2(1. 1053 : MARKETS AND FINANCE'; ; : 1'-' ' ' I ' Stocks 4 j Livestock I WALL STREET NEW YORK Ifl The stock mar ket maintained a steady base most of the session Friday but tuined down at the close. Gains and losses were largely fractional with the extremes going to between 1 and 2 points either way, trading came to an estimated 1,300.000 shares as compared with 1.310,000 shares traded Thursday, both well above the dally average o (ar this year. Most major divisions swung Idly between the plus and minus col umns. Railroads were mostly mix ed while steels, motors, distillers, and many oils were lower. Other divisions were higher on balance. By The Associated Press Admiral Corporation 31 V, Allied Chemical 14 Allts Chalmers 50 3. American Airlines 13 si American Power & Light 3 4 American Tel. & Tel. 153 )i American Tobacco 56 Anaconda Copper 41 Atchison Railroad . 94 Bethlehem Steel 49 Boeing Airplane Co. 36 -B "Bora- Warner 73 Burroughs Adding Machine 17 S California Packing Canadian Pacific 34 Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation 40 Chrysler Corporation 84 H Cities Service 97 Consolidated Edison J7 - Consolidated Vultee 17 i Curtlss Wright 8 Douglas Aircraft 62 'i duPont de Nemours 85 3 Eastman Kodak 44 34 Emerson Radio 13 General Electric 63 '4 General Foods 49 General Motors 60 '3 Georgia Pac Plywood 17 Goodyear Tire 43 Homestake Mining Co. 36 i4 International Harvester 32 International Paper 50 Johns Manville 75 si Kennecott Copper 73 Libby, McNeill 7 j, Lockheed Aircraft 21 s, Loew's Incorporated v 13 , Long Bell A 33 Montgomery Word 59 Nash Kelvinator 20 New York Central 18 4 nortnern acme 69 Je Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric 15 , Pacific Tel. & Tel. 112 i Packard Motor Car i , Penney (J.C.) Co. 66 Pennsylvania R.R. 19 ' Pepsi Cola Co, 9 1 Phllco Radio 33 1 j Radio Corporation 27 Rayonier Incorp 33 , Rayonler Incorp Pfd Republic Steel 39 3i Reynolds Metals . .. 51 t Safeway Stores Inc. 31 i- Scott Paper Co. 54 Sears Roebuck & Co 58 it ' Sacony Vacuum Oil 34 'i Southern Pacific 41 Standard Oil Calif. 56 ' Standard Oil N. J. 75 H Studebaker Com. 37 'i Sunshine Mining . 91, Swift it Company 32 Ve Transamerica Corp. 26 't Twentieth Century Fox 16 union Oil Company 39 Union Pacific 110 United Airlines 28 ' United Aircraft 35 3, United Corporation 5 United States Plywood 29 S United States Steel 39 54 Warner pictures Western Union Tel 38 3,i Westinghouse Air Brake . , 25 ,'t Westinghouse Electric - 42 V Woolworth Company 43 CHICAGO The hog market reversed Thursday's downturn and in a steady to 25 cents higher trade recoveieci virtually an tne lost ground Frldav. Cattle were steady to 25 cents lower, venters Mrudy to si 00 high er, and sheep fully steady. Most butcher weight hogs told from $20.40 to $20.65. a few loads meriting up to $20.75 and a lew lots of lightweights selling down to $19 00. Sows took 116.50 to S19.50 generally. Steers and heifers were scarce In the day's run. Three load of high choice to mostly prine steers took 34 00. Cows dropped oil far ther, doing no better than 118.50 and bulls were 122.75 downward. Prime vealers topped at S34.00. Native sprinir slaughter lambs ranged from (22.50 to $25.00 on good to prime grades and good to choice old-crop lambs and vear lings were available at $20.00 to $21.50. Ewes fold downward from $7.00. STOCKTON If; lUSDAI Cattle for week 1200; compared with lust ' week's close receipts sharplv reduced: slow; cows and bulls steady, otliers weak to 1.00 lower: feeder steers 1.00-2.00 low- 34: lew commerciul to good slaugh ter steers 25.00-29.00; utility 17.00 22.00; commercial to low good heifers 21.00-25.00; utility 17.00; utility and commercial cows 15.50 19.00; canner and cutter cows 12.00-15.00: utility and commer cial bulls 21.00-24.50. odd good 26.00; load good to choice 640 lb yearling stockcr steers 25.50: 3 loads good 800-1000 lb feeders 23.00. Calves for week 350: compared with last week's close few vealers steady to weak, slaughter calves 50C-1.50 lower: stockers and feed er calves 50C-1.00 lower: commer cial and choice vealers 20.00-30.00; commercial grades slaughter calves 20.00-25 00: good and choice stocker and feeder steer calves 25.00-28.00: comparable grades heifers calves 23.00-26.00. Hogs 1400 for week: compared with last week's close slaughter classes steady to 2oc lower; feed er pigs weak to 50c lower: bulk choice 1 and 3 botchers 180-240 lbs 121.75-22.00 ; 250-260 lbs 21.25-21.75: 400-500 lb sows 16.00-16.50: good to choice feeder pigs 21.00-23.00. Sheen for week 1.800: compared with a week ago slaughter lambs and ewes 1.00 lower at 25.00-35.50 early and stopping at 24.00 at mid week: 109 lbs at 23.00: cull to choice slaughter ewes 2.00-6.00; good to choice spring feeder lambs 19.00-21.00. 4' '1 VV 'i"4'' f- 4 ""i-.V'j Governor's Youth Conference Staled For Salem Next Week AT THE BOUNDARY Crater LaU National Park hat fin road $ign$ at the highway entrances, but walking in by mountain trails Klamath Scouts recently found markers like these. Above, Stan DePuy poses, pack and all, over the signboard near the end of the 65-mile rek from Lake of the Woods to Crater Lake. Boilogist Offers Warning To Huniers In The Woods The i-roc'iiil Oli-uim Governor's CulUrmn'o on Lliiliiicn and Youth is slutt-d lor K. lem Monday and luc.Miuv wilh a largo group of Klamath I'lti.t'iu pliinuiiig to attend mid pnitlt'lim'p. The coiiicieiite committee nlans on a slulrwldi' baMs In die field ot riiiiu weliair, aim lOMera and iMu-ourngcs action on behalf of children. There are nuirc than 300 Oreuon rlllaxns In the agency, some 70 of mem members m mi over-all com iiiltlce nDiioinlPd by the governor. Among those t'lnlililmr to allrnd noin Muiuuili I'ulls are Mrs. Vic tor O'Nrll. 8t:iu- Hoard ol Kduca lion: Ciiy srhnni supl. Arnold Gra In no: Mis. Arnold Gralaim. Girl Scouls; Forrest lluwlrv. director Court Records . uf special education here; Mm. Altha llniuhai'i, Public Wellaie; t'het ChlldnChlld wellare worker: Frances MnhlK wa, county Juven ile ollicer; r'llti Hildebraiid, Kihiii nlh Agency; Mrs. Atlred Collier and Mrs. Willard Duncan. Mrs. Duncan pal liclputrd In re gional programs at Mcdlonl. llcnd and Portland, and attended luM year's White House Conlerence oil Children and Voullt in Washington, U.C. Registration lor the allalr Minis at 8 a.m. Monday at the UUHr I'anllol building, Willi (lie onrnlng session In the llmise of Itnn r.-rn-tnllves. Mrs, Saldle Orr Uunbiir, chairman of the llovernor's Cum mlltee. Is to Introduce Gov. Doug Ins McKav, who will make the welcoming addrers. Hneuker of the day Is to be Martha Eliot. M.D., chief of the U.S. children's Bureau. Her tunic: Whut Gains Have Wr , u niaue iur viiuiu rn nuu i ouiu ui Our Country. Monday night Dr. Harry F. Die. Or nELIilBLE FIRMO Oaprriftif by F.M.C.nl.y, 1144 inch, Beverly Hills. Is tu NP'nk Child nisTHirr t in ar clde. Fr.liii mry larli, buund ovtr I on "Accldcmx. Greatest to bi mid iur. i Health Hazard." .lr!!. ,rr"u- rucl' wd. other tonics In be continued will in uail. ! i .... , , j . . . ... tiurlt pdhig. 1 ll,,,r me rxiciiMiui oi w nuirnuiiii- riHHti iiiiiiirii, p nun inr mn'ii- Bv MALCOLM EPLEY Watch joursell. your gun and vour fellow hunters while In the woods this hunting season. Stale Game Biologist Ken Cochrun told members of the Klamath Falls Ki- warns Club yesterday. Last year there were 174.254 hunt ers in Oregon woods, and 13.000 in Klamath County woodlands aione. Cochrun said. Only iake County with 15,000 hunters sur passed Klamath County in Oregon. There were 16 hunting accidents in the state, he said, several ol I them fatal. Breaking down the fig ertion. the game man said. "When you get your buck, and il you're not In good physical condi tion." he suggested, "clean and skin him right on the spot. Use n damp or dry rag. or a ponge to ; pny-' pi" clean him out don't wash him out wilh water. This method of wiping will leave a protective glaze on the inside meat. When skinning don't let the hair touch the meat as it will affect the taste." He suggested nuarterlng the enr cass for long hauls, rather than attempting to nack out 150 to 200 pounds of deer. Quite often doer .. . .1 f UUUIIl uic;, ne siiowfa mai over uic past ,,, i H,..rt ,! few years 32 per cent of all acol- nen nunlfrs arilir , C(lrca!iSCs dents while hunting were self tn- down the mountains or roll them fllcted with firearms, and 22 per jdown jjopes because tlwy are loo cent were caused when hunters mistook fellow hunters for game. Cochrun said the Idea of "sound shots" shooting at the sound of something in the brush l&n't bright. There are almost as many heavy, Two persons died in tile Hurt Mountain area during the nrcherv season iust completed. Cochrun said both bv heart failure. Cochrun was introduced by Ki- Itltf. Knlfvtl Sin ball. Mathew Cardoga, rnrlfll III) Hall. Hi ron Francis Balroin, overload, rnie. HO. William C Turner, ran atop alan. rine. W. Kubrrl l.oyd Hrnwli-k, no tranaporla tlon permit. Kartell SIS ball. Harvey Jnhnxin Dame, no transpor tation permit, rorfeit SIS ball. Tlioma Uarland Thompkon, no atop lllfht Fine. A. William Darrell Phllllpt, no vehicle Itcenie. Fine, s.1. Lverett Farl Kepler, void, foreign li cense. Forfeit S3 liali. Kenton Albert Harris, drunk In private place. Fine. S'-S or 10 days. William Henry Mctiee. tmpmper turn at Intersection. Fine. SA. Clemens biiaene Msxler. drunk f inc. 333 or in day Florrnce llt'iis Horn, no vehlcla li cense. Fine. SS W. C Murian, obtaining money by faUe pielcnscs. Arraigned, ball set at U.000. MlNKIl'AI. t'Ol'HT Orval Johnson, meter tickets. Forfeit Sio bail. Tom Urown, drunk. Flna, S20 or 10 days. Henry Brown drunk. Fine. $20 or 10 day s. Leo Huls. no operator' license. For feit S3 ball. communpv: the lulliirnce of wur and moblhatlon on the children; youth and the future: and why Ore-on youth leave sclvool. All Interested persons have lioen urged to attend the Salem session. Woailior AIR CONDITIONING Ph. 5683 RING'S SHEET METAL 2104Vi So. 6tN H.ollnt Venlllillfif Sheet Melol W.ik el All Kinds Auto Repairing 2t.H' Ph. 9904 ZIEGLER'S AUTO REPAIR 27 MAIN Compl.it Moloi Overhaul Bloke . alleif Svle Front Ind Allf nlnf R.boilni and Cf.nkih.fl Oflndlnt II the Car Open (o Iverv Df , , Sund'ays ene) H.llo.rs AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 23S7 So. 6th Pftl-CUT ORNAMINTAL IRON Custom Mod. Drop.s Aulo Upholit.rlni Aula Seel Coven hunters in Klamath Woods as deer wan.n Elmer Balslger. chairman 'f" " .J'T?'"": ?k bS ,.Tu'r -so there's a 50-50 chance that L, th, day. who is a member of . t1.,"'" V Xu"'".h ., y" he sound isn't s deer, and much tne 0rcROn state GaInc Commis- s pom'd. 14 oun.it h' ""'' lower chances that the deer Is a lsi0n. Western Oregon Partly cloudy to cloudy through Saturday, blmw- ,n Irrs likely along the coast Friday und Friday nigiil. scattered slnw ers mostlv over mountains Friday night and Saturday. Cooler Interior FruUy with hliths both days 70 tu 85, Low - Friday night 48 to 58. High on the coast near 60 boili (lavs. ' Southerly to aoulhwestci ly winds of 10 to 20 miles an hour oil the coast, becoming westerly diilui day. Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy through Saturday. A few showers over mountains Saturday. Cooler allernoons. High Friday BO to "0. y-.., ..; 'r ,s ? Low Friday night 48 to . High On The' Record J 3 Grunts Pass and Vicinity t sf v. . ..i;..i: J-.-,ti. fair except variable high clouds and risk of thunder storms neiubv mountain throuah Sntuidav. Ilign and Mrs. !iPr,r!v art. Low Friday lllahl 48. High Saturday 84. Grains CHIGAGO GRAIN CHICAGO Wl Mild hedging pressure again sufficiet to sena nearby wheat contracis down on the board of trade Friday. The De cember delivery sank to a new seasonal low for the second atraight session. An easier undertone prevailed In most other sections of the market, although losses were not large at any time and towards the close a recovery developed. Lard was quite weak with the October and November months touching new lows. Wheat closed Vt lower to high er, December 2.33 V, - 2.34, corn lower to V higher, December $1.68 . oats lower, De cember 85-85 ', rye V2-l y4 lower, December $1.94 i2.$l.95, soybeans '4-1 !4 lower, November $3.01 -$3-01 '4, and lard 22 to 30 cents a hundred pounds lower. October $8.27. WHEAT Open High Low Close Dee 2.34 2.34 ' 2.33 2.33 v. Mar 2.40 2.40 ft 2.39 l4 2.40 ' May 2.42 2.42 2.41 2.42 Jly 2.39 2.39 94 2.38 9, 2.39 ?, PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND (A No coarse grain bids. Wheat (bid) to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2.33: Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 2.33: White Club 2.33. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.39; 10 per cent 2.39; 11 per cent 2.39: 12 per cent 2.39. Hard White Baart: Ordinary, 2.44; 10 per cent 2.44; 11 per cent 2.48; 12 per cent 2.48. Car receipts: wheat 81; barley 5: flour 2; corn 1; mill feed 3. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND I (USD A) Cattle Friday salable 25: cleanup market at weak prices; lor week. salable 2.3O0: market uneven, steers generally 1.00 lower: cows 50c to 1.00 off; bulls fully 1.00 lower: very little trade on stockers and feeders: load and part load 1.015 to 1.047 lb fed steers of good grade 32.00: odd head to 33.00; good wintered grass steers 28.00 28.50; commercial grassers' 24.00 26.00; Wllitv 17.0O-22.00: few good fed heifers 30.00; commercial grades 21.00-24.50: utility 16.00 20.00: canner and cutter cows 13.00 to 14.50: shells down to 10.00: util ity cows 15.00-17.00: commercial 17.50-18.25: commercial bulls 23.00 24.00; utility 20.00-21.00; cutters down to 17.00 or under. Calves Friday salable 10: mar ket nominal: for week, salable 450; market very slow, unevenly lower with light vealers only around 1.00 off; heavy calves 2.00-4.00 down; good and choice under 325 lb calves and vealers 25.00-28.00: odd prime 29.00 and 30.00; good above 350 lb calves 24.00 down; utility and com mercial 14.00-20.0; very few stock calves sold. Hogs Friday salable 1; steady; i)r week, saiaDie i,ouu; maraet 'osed about steady: choice 1 and ouicners irom s-zoo iua n.ao '2.75: heavier end lighter weights 2 080-21.; cOOhoice under 350 lb sows 18.50-19.00; 400-600 lbs 16.00 17.50; no feeder pigs admitted. Sheep Friday salable 25; clean up sales steady to weak: for week, salable 4,465: market 50C-1.00 low er; most sales only 50c off late; good to prime spring lambs 21.50 22.50; few choice and prime 22.85 23.00: good and choice feeders 19.00-20.00; common and medium 15.00-18.00; good and choice ewes 5:50-6.50; cull and utility 2.50-5.00. legal buck. Cochrun suggested that before I the season comes on hunters get lout and learn hrw to handle their i guns once again. About the only I time city people pick up their deer rifles is just before the season starts. He suggested zeroing in be fore the season, too. and said the OTI rifle range, which Is open to the public, is one of the finest soots in the Northwest for such work. He warned against mixing liouor with gun-packing. Too many things can hp.Dpen too easily that way, he said. People not used to exertions of forest trekking and carrying heavy loads should bo careful of over, ex- Concert Group In Radio Show The Concert Hall Oroun of the Klamath Musical Arts Council will be featured in a half-hour radio program over KFJI Sunday from 5 to 5:30. Mrs. William Simon is narrator and will present a var ied program of selections from beit-loved operettas. This is the third in the Council's present series of Sunday radio pro grams, with other programs in cluding Klamath talent from the Council's Little Symphony, Fine Arts and Drama Groups to be broadcast soon. President of the Council this year is Mrs. Chas. Bedord. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors Potatoes Nursing Home Bid Awarded The Burkhard Construction Com pany today was awarded the Job of building a recreation hall at the Klamath Nuising Home the poor farm on its basic bid of 518, - The building Is to be 50x32 feet. of tile and brick face construc tion to conform with other build ings of the county installation; is to have a tile roof, exposed cell ing with acoustical treatment, as- I phalt tile floor and heating Is tr be by extension of the nurslnp .3: home's steam heat system. I Howard Burkhard's bid Was les isened by $1,148 by the Count: courts decision to eliminate KLAMATH POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO Cars on ; porcn Irom tj,e pIan5i and $60 WB, track 13. arrivals 4. Market about ! added for a certain floor pattern steady. Street sales Klamatn U S 1A. 5.00; Deschutes U.S. 1A 5.00 5.25, few 5.50; Idaho too few to quote. Brokers track sales: Des chutes U. S. 1A 4.25: Klamath U. S. 1A, heavy to small sizes. 4 00. IDAHO FALLS Demand moder ate, market steady to slightly stronger. Sales f.o.b. cash track U.S. No. 1, medium to large 3.30 to 3.40, small to medium 3.20 to 3.25; U.S.No. 2 2 25-2.40. Sales f.o.b. shipping points, U.S. Vt minimum washed. 3.45-3.60. Small 3.30-3.40. Prices to growers U.S. No. 2 2.50 2.70, U.S. No. 1 2.75-2.85. At grow ers' fields No. 1 2.50-2.60, No. 2, 1.50-160. CHICAGO Cars on track this morning 239, arrivals yesterday 102, diverted yesterday 48. Supply light, demand good, market slight ly stronger. Idaho U.S. No. 1, small to medium OCC 4.60. Minnesota Dakota Pontiacs 4.15-4.25. KLAMATH FALLS F.o.b. U. 8. 1A 3.50-3.75. No. 2's 2.40-2.85. Prices to growers: for graded in buyer's sacks U.S. 1A 3.10-3.40, No. 2's 1.85-2.40, for packed in crates 3.50. Shipments yesterday: Idaho 225, Northwest 314: National 758. Ar rivals 16 cities Friday 271 : on track 16 cities 628. Klamath Falls ship ments yesterday 25, to date 119. Last year 33. to date 448. Six cars yesterday were crates. to liiake the total $17,801. . Other base bids were: Leo N. Huls, $20,866: Eldon N Alt. $21,022; and B. F. Duncar., $19,200. Hi riBl.MI.VT lit HINTS NAME B. K WgLDINO SERVICE, b Knnwltnn K. Honeyrutt. rAl.LS COFFEE SHOP, bv Mary H Patton and Walter V. Patton. REVOCATION ntSINKSK NAME SrPr.ltlOR TROY LAUNDRY, with drawal from partnership of Albert A. rarns. Asst'MIJI Kt'SINrsN NAME B. K. WELDING SERVICE, Merrill. Ore., hv llsrry L Craig. MARIES SANDWICH SHOP, 1J S. 7th. by Marie Low. FALLS COFFEE SHOP, by Mary A. Anderson and William E. Anderson. 1310 lookout. SUPERIOR TROY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, by Estln Klger and Marlon Urant. SARA U. KKNNEY. wholesale dis tributor of merchandue .1 0 real estate developments, by bar. B. Benolff, TM Walnut. COMMERCIAL CREDIT SERVICE, 411 Main, by M. A. Carter. INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC TRADE SERVICE, Importing, by Kris. Han (ilppo. Box .1112. Klamalh Falle. I.M.O STORE, mall order store. oy ueonarrl K. (Jbcrg and Dora Oberg. 2427 Garden. Jly The Aftsoctated Pres. 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Frldav Obituary MRKIIART Ernest Lawrence Burkhart Jr. 72. native of Klamath Falls, and resident for the past year, died her. Sept. 23, Survivors Include: the widow, Stella of this city: his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Burkhard specified Dec. 15 ns ' Ernest L.' Burkhart Sr..' Dorrla: brotn- compjetion date for the recreation hall, but the County Court extend ed the date to Dec. 31. Burkhard said he would get to work Monday on the construction job. Plans for the new building were drawn by the Howard Perrin arch itectural office. PIANO LESSONS Arrange with teacher new to ttert your bey or girl en the instrument that it joy for life. You can rent lov.ly new Spinet piano for 9.75 monthly or a mad piena a low as 4.00 monthly: In either Cos. you may, If you with, apply the rant, for a reasonable time, toward purchaie with ne rjown payment necesiarr. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 12( N. 7th Hammond Orrsn Empty Boat Found Ashore NEWPORT, Oie. Jfi A 35-foot salmon troller was found washed up on the beach here Thursday afternoon but there was no clue to the boat's crew. The boat, found bv the Coast Guard about a quarter of a mile south of the jetty here, was the Gladys of Astoria William. Alameda. Calif-: a sitter. Shirley Burkhart, Wrla; frandmoih en. Mr i. Matlit Burkhart. Ashland, and Mri. Martha Branjian of Macdoal. Kuneral aer vires Monday. 11 a.m., chapel ot Ward's Klamath Tuncra MONTAI.no Joph Montaldo, M, native of SUveno, Doroa, Italy, and a resident of Sacra ment, dlrd here Sept. 23. Survivors ln rlude: the widow, Mildred and two brothers. Michael and Manuel. Sacra mento. Mr Montaldo was a member ol Lodge No. iOM, Loyal Order of Moose and the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Sacramento. The body will be for warded via Southern Pacific Friday fvening lo the Chapel of the Flowers, .Sacramento, for final rites and Inter ment. Ward's Klamath Funeral Home In charge. We collect , . or tell you why. Find out more about our service by giving us try. Carter's Collection Agency Ph. 6121 411 Main Mai. Mln. Baker l0 31 Eugene M !2 La Grande 03 63 I.akevlew 4.7 Mfdf d M M ' Norih Bend no M Ontario fl 41 Pendlelon M 11 Portland Airport Itl M Rorteburg 91 M Salem 83 60 Boise T Ml Chicago xn 67 Denver 81 it Eureka 66 63 Los Angeles 13 A6 New York 14 68 Red Bluff to m San Francisco an 6.1 Seattle 04 60 Spokane 93 68 BAKERY GOODS Ph. 8344 KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Main Birthdor end W.drflnf C.k.i M.d. le Oro.vt Breeds, Cokes, Plel, f.ltrlel Boked F'.sh Dally "Boy sen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main CHOICI OF U22 COLORS Everything in Points and Building M.l.rl.ll CAMERAS PHOTO FINISHING BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Filmi In .1 10 out t 4 Complete Lint ol Comoro end Photo Supplies Ph. 3586 CEMENT CONTRACTOR Ph. 9858 H. A. SAMPLE 2976 Hope St. ' ' ti your sidewalk or driv.woy in n..d of repels? Hoo il topped wilh ASPHALT IMULSION. Iitimotei lodly. . Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 203 So. Rirer.ide SALES end SERVICE Resl.ur.nl end Sloro E.ul.msi.1 CARRIER FRIGIDAIRE YORK " Tho Bettor Kind' DRY CLEANING SANITONE RELIABLE CLEANERS 1116 Main Ph 4622 MUTUAL, None. . 41 Consecutive Ouarferfy rAVidensf Csa September 15, 1952, Ik. Diree Soo of kwosfora Mutual, Inc., dV dare.' a rogular dividend of fifteen end ossholf cots per shore de rived from nt Interest and dMdend IntBseo, Btoyable Setttembee 39, 1932, to sborsAoldwt of record September 16. At e sons. esMfbwj. ds. Dtroclort dedored ipeelol dividend of tv eery-two nets per dior. derived from security profits realised during die post fiscal yeer, one payable September 39, 1932, la shareholders of record SpNmbcr 16, If. K. irodferd, frsseW Martin A. Putnam 4011 Balsam Dr., K. Falls, Ore, ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph.2-2528 LEACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 6th St. Comtrclal RttidtnlUI lnduttril Ilcclrlcal Enf lntflfif Motors SaooltM "If II Is Cloclrlcol Work W Do lr!" 1 ELECTRIC HEATING Ph. 2-3221 ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. 623 Pin Esquire Th.atro Building WESIX RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION Haadquartart lor your ovory electrical hooting ntod. ELECTRIC MOTORS Ph. 3268 HAHN ELECTRIC CO. 735 Commercial St. Mater Rewinding . R.palr Beatings Motor! and Equipment Romond end Dolce Motori, BUTzl&HNHMtD tmntmuamaun.ttmiM.tmam I LdViaJsTasI mTf EVERYTHIHG FOR YOUR 0 adl in, at The Sportsmen's Headquarters A ---AT BLY ! ! TIKKANEN'S Hunting & Fishing INFORMATION and LICENSES Deer Bags... UNION OIL PRODUCTS 98 GUNS - CAMP EQUIP. 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